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You've reached your go-to guide for caring for your little one. Here, you'll find expert advice on feeding, sleep routines, health, and baby development to help you confidently navigate these precious early months of parenthood.
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Here's your go-to guide for expert advice on everything from baby care basics to self-care strategies.
Welcoming your newborn baby is an unforgettable moment, filled with joy, love, and the promise of new beginnings.
Infant development involves physical, cognitive, and emotional growth milestones during the first year.
Learn about baby poop colors, textures, and what's normal at each stage to monitor your baby's health effectively.
Vaccines protect your baby from diseases and ensure a healthy future. Follow the vaccination schedule.
Discover top baby food options for nutrition, essential nutrients, homemade recipes, and tips for healthy eating habits.
Baby sleep is essential for growth, requiring consistent routines, comfort, and adequate sleep duration.
Choosing a baby name reflects your hopes and dreams—traditional, modern, or unique!
Vaccine shots
Try distracting your baby with a toy, song or breastfeeding during their vaccine shot.
Newborn care
Give your baby a warm bath to help relax their bowels.
Baby’s routine
Try building a daily schedule for your baby's feeding, napping, and bath times.
Feeding routine
Feed your newborn whenever they are hungry, following their natural hunger cues
Develop immunity
Discuss routine care & immunisations with your pediatrician to build your baby’s immunity
Newborns can see, but their vision is blurry. They can focus on objects about 8-12 inches away, which is ideal for seeing their parents' faces.
No, newborns should not sleep on their side. The safest position for sleep is on their back to reduce the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS).
The newborn stage lasts from birth to about 2 months of age. During this time, babies undergo significant growth and development.
The newborn period refers to the first 28 days of life, a crucial time for adjustment and bonding, where babies learn to adapt to the outside world.
