Newborn Care

Articles in Newborn Care

By tassie 4 comments
Every parent wants the best for their child, especially when it comes to their safety. In this article, you will find how to be up-to-date on recalls for car seat products and things to keep in mind when shopping for what could save your child's ... more »
By Suebabynurse 2 comments
Feeding twins while maintaining a schedule is easier said than done (especially when a baby nurse is not affordable). There are easy steps to feeding twins at the same time on your own. Establishing a routine, advance preparation, staying calm ... more »
By michellemathews 0 comments
Folding prefold cloth diapers may seem like origami to the cloth diaper novice, but is actually quite easy once you get the hang of it! There are a number of different folding methods designed for everything from ease of use to trapping in ... more »
By Jerrie DeRose 0 comments
Over the years I have seen babies sitting or laying in swings, carriers and bassinets being ignored by parents and other family members until they begin fussing or need to be fed or changed. Scientists and other proponents of Early Brain ... more »
By *Janet Ford 0 comments
If you've run out of handwipes/baby wipes, or just need to pinch some pennies, you can easily make your own... more »
By ChristinaEllis 3 comments
You can never have too many pictures of your baby. These precious years pass quickly so make sure that your photographs are the best that they can be; here's how... more »
By Heidi Gonzales 1 comments
The postpartum period for families can really be a challenge. Things are usually chaotic for a while between the lack of sleep, diaper changes, feedings and visitors. The old saying, "a little preparation can go a long way," really is true when ... more »
By MulberryGirl 3 comments
What could be more special to add to your baby's remembrance book than a greeting from the President of the United States! A greeting from the White House takes minutes to do and provides a nice keepsake for your newborns birth... more »
By Limowreck 3 comments
Instructions on how to save money on diapers or get free diapers... more »
By oneloved 4 comments
Got a new bundle of joy? Congratulations! Enjoy stress-free outings with baby, knowing you've got everything you need on hand!.. more »
By Heidi Gonzales 0 comments
Most mothers agree that newborns look a bit funny when they come out. Sometimes the head is shaped like a cone or the newborn may have little white bumps scattered on her nose. Parts of his head are very soft and dented in, and white cheesy stuff ... more »
By seaoct 0 comments
Here's are some great steps to washing your newborn's clothing correctly.. more »
By Cassandra Harris 0 comments
Bathing your newborn offers a nice bonding experience, but can seem overwhelming at first. For newborns, a sponge bath given two or three times per week is enough. Make sure you have everything you need within easy reach before you begin... more »
By eHow Parenting Editor 0 comments
Cloth diapers not only save your family money over disposable diapers, they are also safer for the environment. Cloth diapers have now become more versatile and easier to use than the cloth diapers of yesteryear. Because of this, more families ... more »
By tassie 2 comments
Children, especially toddlers, seem to grow out of their clothing quicker than you can change their diaper! You want their clothing to be comfortable for them and versatile for you. In this article, it will tell you why baby kimono's are ... more »
By bderricott 4 comments
As you have probably discovered during the first days after giving birth, parenting is as much a relentless journey, as it is a joy! The first few weeks are a learning process for you and your infant, as you begin the lifelong journey of ... more »
By CCrock 1 comments
To all you new parents, babysitters, whoever needs to change a baby diaper but has no clue what to do, You will see just how easy it is!.. more »
By Rodney Southern 0 comments
One of the hardest things to do as a new parent is to leave your baby behind when you are released from the hospital after delivery. If you have twins, then it is twice as hard, and every tip helps. Read on to learn some coping strategies to ease ... more »
By Stephanie Duszynski 0 comments
According to a 1999 study in PEDIATRICS, the support of the health care system is a key factor in the success and continuation of breastfeeding. There are several ways to make sure you receive the support necessary during your hospital stay so ... more »
By eHow Parenting Editor 1 comments
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 sufficient in the first few weeks of her life. ... more »
By momandpopoften 3 comments
Have you ever been thrown up on by a baby? As you know, vomit is neither pretty nor pleasant. But if you are a parent you also know that a sick baby wants to be held and will often wail if you try to put baby down. That means that you, Mom or ... more »
By CCrock 2 comments
Creating a bedtime routine and a relaxing environment are key to getting your baby to go to bed easily... more »
By ericmack 0 comments
Depending who you ask, disposable diapers take up as much as 20 percent of all landfill space, but constantly washing cloth diapers can use up valuable water and energy resources. Following these steps will help you find a truly "green" middle ... more »
By rachelachin 0 comments
At last! Here is some positive practical info that you can use to be really be prepared for your new baby. I found that when I was pregnant, many older mums (mostly strangers would you believe it) would say "oooh. You're going to have your ... more »
By KMD92405 0 comments
This article is going to give you the information you need to become a doula. The following is taken from doula.com What is a doula? A doula is a professional who provides emotional, informational, physical, and practical support for the ... more »