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Do I Need To Take My Baby To The Doctor For An Ear Infection?
Many children experience ear infections at some point early on in their youth. In fact, ear infections are one of the most common conditions that pediatricians treat young children for. Since ear infections are not always easily detectable to the human eye, it is important for you to know what the symptoms are and when
Common Health Problems in Newborns and Infants and How You Can Help Your Child
Whether you are a first-time parent or not, it is important to understand how delicate and sensitive your baby is, especially their immune systems. During the first couple years of your child’s life, they may come down with the most illnesses they’ll ever experience and because of that, it is good to know the signs
What to Do When Your Baby Gets a Cold: Soothing and Treatment
Colds go around like crazy during this time of year. If your baby has come down with a cold, they could be dealing with some long and cranky nights at home. Whether your baby has brought a cold from daycare or family gatherings, there are many ways you can comfort and help them fight off
Well-Child Visits: What First-Time Parents Need To Know
From the moment they’re born, children grow and change rapidly. While children don’t come with instructions, well-child visits are a great way of tracking their progress and ensure they have everything they need to live their best lives. This might seem overwhelming if you’re a first-time parent, but well-child visits are one of your greatest
Breastfeeding Tips for First-Time Mothers
After giving birth, one of the first things you’ll find yourself doing as a mother will be to breastfeed your baby. Shortly after giving birth, you will discover yourself having to breastfeed rather often. Breastfeeding is natural and is the best source of nutrients for your newborn. Breastfeeding can be difficult at times, especially if
The Best Recipes for Your Baby When Transitioning to Solid Foods
Weaning your baby from breastfeeding to the bottle can be one of the hardest tasks for parents. Once you have successfully transitioned your baby in between foods, it becomes much easier from there! It is said that once your baby reaches 7 or 8 months of age, they can start eating more solid foods from
