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How-To: Diapering a Squirmer

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How-To: Diapering a Squirmer

As soon as you get the hang of diapering your sweet baby he or she will throw in a new twist, literally. Here are some time-tested diaper-changing tips for little squirmy worms: Prep. To prevent tumbles, it’s important to always keep a hand on your baby. Before you lay her down, unfold your … [Read more…]

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Nine Ways Dads Can Support Breastfeeding

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Nine Ways Dads Can Support Breastfeeding

Breastfeeding has health benefits for both baby and mom, but it is not always easy, especially at first. The first few days of getting started can be painful, even for an experienced mom with a good latch. Feeds can take more than 20 minutes per side during the newborn phase, with baby wanting to … [Read more…]

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When Can Baby See and Hear in the Womb
?

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When Can Baby See and Hear in the Womb
?

Did you know that your baby-to-be can detect sound, listen to music and even recognize your voice in the womb? How to get in touch before you meet.

 You knew you had somebody on board as you saw that positive pregnancy test. But when does it dawn on your baby that there’s a Mom, too? There’s … [Read more…]

Filed Under: 3rd Trimester, Baby (General) Tagged With: hearing, fetal development, vision, utero

How Many Onesies? Stocking Up For a First Baby

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How Many Onesies? Stocking Up For a First Baby

hi, this is my first child and i guess that i am trying to get everything together. is it ok to stock up on baby wipes and diapers and other essentials for my baby now. i am a planner and want to have everything in order before the baby arrives in six months.” If you’re planning to decorate the … [Read more…]

Filed Under: Baby (General), Baby Gear Tagged With: diapers, layette, diapering, diaper bags, baby supplies, baby wipes, baby gear checklist

Why Does My Baby Spit Up So Much?

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Why Does My Baby Spit Up So Much?

My six month old daughter spits up many times in a day. I am breastfeeding mom. Why does it happen?” Whoever said you shouldn’t cry over spilled milk never breastfed! But as long as your baby seems comfortable and is gaining weight normally, there’s no need to worry about it. Nearly one out of 2 … [Read more…]

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