12 Reasons Why Babies Cry – Checklist

Mar 31, 12 12 Reasons Why Babies Cry – Checklist

Posted by Carolyn in Baby/Childcare

It’s no secret – all babies cry. For many parents, discovering the reason why their baby is crying is the key to a good night’s sleep. Do you have a fussy baby, or a baby that cries constantly? Here’s a simple checklist you can use to try to determine why your baby is crying. Hungry/Thirsty Is your baby...

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Excessive Sweating in Babies — Is it Normal?

Mar 13, 12 Excessive Sweating in Babies — Is it Normal?

Posted by Carolyn in Baby/Childcare

As a parent, it’s natural to worry about every little issue your child has. When it comes to babies, many parents become concerned when their baby sweats profusely. While some degree of sweating is normal, sweating is also a symptom of certain health defects. Here’s a bit more information about sweating in...

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How to Increase Your Breast Milk Supply

Mar 06, 12 How to Increase Your Breast Milk Supply

Posted by Carolyn in Baby/Childcare

Before having children, many women imagine breastfeeding as a peaceful, relaxing bonding experience between mother and child. While breastfeeding can be wonderful and relaxing, many mothers experience difficulty when trying to breastfeed their baby. One of the most common questions many new moms have, is “How can I increase my...

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The Great Vaccine Debate

Mar 02, 12 The Great Vaccine Debate

Posted by Carolyn in Baby/Childcare

The issue of child immunization has recently become quite a controversial issue. Though vaccines were hailed as an incredible breakthrough upon their discovery, some people in today’s society have equated vaccination with numerous health problems. In this debate, many issues have to be considered, along with the research...

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How to Treat a Gassy Baby

Aside from all of the adorable sounds your new baby makes, you might have noticed another familiar noise – the bubbling (and releasing) of gas bubbles. Most all babies have some trouble with gas (the scientific term is “flatulence”) at some point, which might cause them pain and discomfort. Here are a few ways that...

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How to Recognize Thrush in Babies

Feb 18, 12 How to Recognize Thrush in Babies

Posted by Carolyn in Baby/Childcare

Dealing with thrush can be an exhausting (and painful) battle for many new mothers. Unlike simple diaper rash, thrush (which is actually a yeast infection) can cause symptoms both in mother and baby, if the mother is breastfeeding. Here are a few ways to tell if your baby has thrush. Diaper Rash The rash from thrush (a yeast rash)...

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