Toddlers can act in really strange ways, leaving parents scratching their heads. It’s especially *worrisome* when toddlers bang their heads or hit themselves. A lot of parents might think, “Why is my child doing this?” Here, you’ll find **useful insights** and explanations about why toddlers might act this way. Toddlers hit themselves in the head …
A whirlwind of feelings sweeps over expecting mothers, mixing happiness with hurdles. Having a little one growing inside is a marvel, yet it brings its own set of quirky hiccups. A surprise that pops up is pregnancy-related incontinence. It tends to rear its head in the third trimester or once the baby arrives when the …
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Becoming a parent feels like diving into a world of endless surprises. It seems like there’s always something new to learn, and sometimes, catching some sleep feels like chasing a unicorn! However, with some clever tricks and nifty gadgets, the first year becomes less of an uphill struggle. Find handy advice for squeezing in breaks …
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Babies are like fragile flowers. In the first two years, they are at their **most delicate**. New parents **need to be extra careful** by **making sure** baby bottles are always **sterilized**. You should dry baby bottles before you feed your baby, having disinfected them beforehand, unless you are using them immediately after the sterilization process. …
Oh no, did your little one spill some baby powder? **Don’t worry!** **Look** to see if they’re **choking**, **coughing**, or seem **uncomfortable**. **If you spot any of these signs**, contact poison control immediately. In the U.S., dial **1-800-222-1222**. If not then there\’s nothing to worry about. Baby powder is completely safe and should not cause …
Breastfeeding may seem like a piece of cake, but it isn’t always smooth sailing. Many new mothers hit some bumps, like milk stasis, mammary hypoplasia, or a little one who doesn’t suck strongly. A frequent early worry is not having enough milk. Recognizing the signs and knowing ways to increase milk supply can turn things …
At what point does a baby stop moving before labor? *Expectant moms* often think about this as their *due date* nears. Interested in whether your baby keeps *wiggling* a lot or stops moving entirely? Babies will not stop moving before labor; they should move throughout pregnancy, including during labor. Their movements may change in the …
Recently, **more women choose** C-sections when giving birth. At times, it’s necessary since normal delivery isn’t an option. **C-sections are usually safe** but concerns exist about the **scars** they leave. Can these scars vanish? Are there good ways to handle them? Yes, there are treatments that aid scars to **heal** better. C-section scars can generally …
