Newborns spend 14-17 hours sleeping daily, although some newborns may sleep for 18-19 hours per day. Although it’s pretty general that while breastfed babies feed every 2-3 hours, formula-fed babies feed every 3-4 hours. It’s normal for a newborn to sleep around the clock because they font has a sense of night and day yet […]
How To Stop Leaking Breasts If Not Breastfeeding
The quantity of your breast milk will gradually reduce when your breast are supported firmly and you still don’t express as much milk that is needed for you to be comfortable. Mothers mostly first time ones will want their milk to dry up as soon as possible or at least stop milk from leaking excessively […]
Signs Your Child Is Not Ready For Potty Training
Some parents are lucky enough to be able to easily train their child on how to use a potty as soon as he or she is able to walk without holding something or someone. While some parents will have to wait until their child is already in ore school or even kindergarten. Children begin to […]
When Do Babies Make Eye Contact
As far as all the new parents in the universe is concerned, watching their little baby become aware of his or her surroundings and especially themselves is a highly intriguing and surprisingly a beautiful process as well. And as your little me begins to pay more and more attention to faces most especially yours and […]
When To Stop Premature Formula
Babies born early before their due date (premature babies) has a very high nutritional need which they didn’t get or do not have as a result of being born prematurely. Their health needs must be supported be supported since they have continued to grow outside the womb. A mothers breast milk is considered the most […]
How Long Should A New Born Baby Sleep Without Feeding
As new parents you are bound to be concerned about a lot of things, feeding being one of them. When it comes to the feeding of your baby the most prominent questions are, “how long should I feed my baby?” “How often should I feed my baby?” “How much should I feed my baby?” , […]
