Parenting

A new baby brings immense joy. But new parents often worry about their baby’s weight in the early days. Why do newborns lose weight after birth? This is a common concern among new parents. Understanding normal weight loss patterns helps ease anxiety in parents. This blog explores what typical newborn weight loss looks like, when […]

As new parents, it’s natural to feel concerned when you notice odd or shaky movements in your newborn – whether it is a quivering chin, trembling hands, jittery motion or jerky arms and leg gestures. These movements are commonly known as newborn shaking, tremors or shivering. While most of these movements Understanding these movements is […]

As new parents, it’s heartwarming to watch your little one sleeping. At the same time, you might feel worried when your baby whines, whistles or wheezes.  During these moments, you might wonder whether your newborn’s breathing pattern is normal. It is important to remember that your baby’s lungs and nose are still in the developing […]

By the sixth or seventh month of your baby’s life, you might find yourself shopping for new clothes because they have outgrown their current ones. Are you surprised? Don’t be! Your baby is growing beyond your imagination- an occurrence known as growth spurts. What are Growth Spurts?  Growth Spurts are the intense period of growth […]

Love and care for your child begins from the time you’re nurturing the little one inside you. Baby care in winter safety goes a notch up from the moment you hold your little one in your arms. They are newborns after all! As new parents, you will feel worried during the change of season. Due to […]

Once you have a newborn in your house, you have many visitors (friends, relatives and caregivers) trying to take the baby in their arms and play with him/ her.  While they are busy with your little one, be careful about one thing, they shouldn’t shake the baby.  What is Shaken Baby Syndrome? Shaking your little […]

Breastfeeding is one of the most essential aspects for moms and newborns. Breastfeeding starts at the “golden hour” of the baby’s birth. The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends breastfeeding newborns for at least 6 months to 1 year from birth. Breastmilk, also known as colostrum, undergoes several stages of transformation as your baby grows up. But, the […]

Many new moms breastfeed their newborn/s they must take them in their arms and rub their backs to make them burp. Once your baby burps it sounds like you’ve passed out with flying colours.  But, sometimes, the cute little ones spit up after being fed. This happens when your baby has an indigestion problem. This […]

As soon as your baby reaches the half-year mark, you will see him or her sitting without assistance, following objects with their eyes, recognizing faces, teething, and saying “ma” and “da”. You can now experiment with your little one’s taste buds – from savoury cheese to scrambled eggs. There’s a range of flavours, and your […]

The day your baby smiled their sweet, innocent, gummy smile. What a perfect moment for you! A smile like that made you fall head over heels. You’ll soon find yourself chasing your little cutie amid all the other developmental infant activities. After all, they are ready to take the big plunge – start walking. According to […]