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Burping a baby can reduce spitting up and relieve bloating caused by swallowed air. Here are some tried-and-true methods.
As soon as the umbilical cord and circumcision have healed, your baby is ready for a bath. Bathing your baby is not only easy, it can be fun for you both.
Your baby's umbilical cord was cut off and clamped at birth. The stump will become dark and hard, shrivel up and fall off in one to four weeks.
Keep your baby cozy and warm when you remove him from the bath and follow these steps to not only care for his baby-soft skin, but bond with him as well.
Your baby's penis will appear red and swollen after his circumcision, and it might bleed during the first 24 hours.
No special care is needed for an uncircumcised penis. In fact, when bathing your baby, the less you do, the better.
Sponge baths are necessary during the first few weeks of life, until the umbilical cord stump falls off; they're also good between tub baths for older babies. When washing, work from the face to...
A daily sponging is all that's really required to keep your baby's eyes, nose and ears fresh and clean.
Carrying (or "wearing") your new baby in a sling is a great way to keep your hands free, avoid back problems and stay close to your baby, both in and out of your home. It also promotes attachment,...
Interacting with your baby is one of the best parts of getting to know your infant and developing those strong bonds. These days, talking to your baby goes way beyond "Goo Goo" and...
Shopping for one baby is stressful enough, but if you are expecting twins, it is even more difficult. Most parents may feel the urge to simply buy two of everything. This is not always the case....
Diapers will play a big part in your child’s life in the first two or three years. If a child is changed an average of eight times a day in the first two years of life, the number of diaper...
Diaper rash does not have to be a pain in the bottom if you can prevent it. Keeping your baby's skin clean and dry is the key, but just in case a rash occurs, there are many over-the-counter...
Singing your newborn a lullaby is a great way to bond with your child, providing a feeling of security and promoting healthy self-esteem. If you write that lullaby yourself, your words and music...
Giving a newborn a bath can be scary because the infant is so tiny, especially if you are unsure of how to handle her. A newborn does not need to be bathed daily and a quick sponge bath is usually...
Establishing a solid routine from the day you bring your newborn home is the key to getting rest and finding the time to keep up on the responsibilities in the rest of your life. While, it may be...
Most parents are well-versed in treating colds, fevers and runny noses, but when a child has a rash or irritation on their skin, tons of possible ailments run through your mind. Some children are...
Bringing home a new baby is not an every day occurrence. There are a few things that all new parents should do to prepare to bring their baby home. With a little planning, bringing the baby home...
The news that a child has Down syndrome is shocking and hard to take at first. It is not something that any parent would wish for their child. Down syndrome doesn't have to be the end of the...
New babies require plenty of special items, from clothing and bedding to bathing and first aid supplies. Preparing a well-stocked nursery can save new parents a lot of time and energy during those...
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