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How To Deal With Sleep Deprivation During The First Year Of Your Baby
Eight hours of uninterrupted sleep seems like a dream when you are a new parent. Sleep deprivation, a common phenomenon amongst parents, leads to groggy eyes, dark circles, and tiredness. According to a study, new parents have a six-month sleep...
How to Help Your Child Set Habits That Will Last a Lifetime
Teaching your child good habits is not a trick. It is a life skill that they need to learn slowly and steadily. Good habits help a child stay healthy and happy all their life. As a parent, you can motivate...
Second Trimester 101: Things You Should Expect
With the second trimester, the honeymoon period of your pregnancy begins. When you look back upon your pregnancy, this is the time you will cherish the most. The second trimester lasts from week 13 to 28, or the 4th to...
Third Trimester 101: Crucial Care
Pregnancies generally last for about 40 weeks. These weeks then get divided into three trimesters. Each trimester brings many changes, and the third trimester is physically and mentally excruciating for women. However, the gift, in the end, is worth the...
Introduction Your baby might panic and be anxious during vaccination, and this might weaken your resolve. However, vaccination is necessary, and all moms should take this step as they try to do the best for their babies. Getting your newborn...
First Trimester 101: Your Changing Body
The very 1st trimester is the first shaky yet exciting step to the wonderful experience that is motherhood. A would-be mom should know about the changes that her body will undergo in what is commonly known as the 1st trimester....
How Often Should a Newborn Poop?
Motherhood is one of the most amazing experiences of life. However, there are certain aspects of being a mother that most moms-to-be don’t exactly look forward to. One such phase is cleaning their baby’s poop. There are certain bodily functions...
All You Need to Know about Massaging Your Newborn
Massaging newborn babies is essential for babies and their parents. It helps build a strong bond between the child and the parent. Babies' sense of touch is the most developed during infancy. When they cannot communicate through words, a parent's...
Teething 101: What should your baby eat?
Teething is when a baby’s first teeth appear. This is a natural stage of development for the baby, which occurs anytime between 4 and 12 months. The most common age for teething is 6 months. Babies might grow extra fussy...