Newborn Care

Articles in Newborn Care

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Being a parent can be expensive and because you want the best for your little one, you don't want to skimp on quality. But instead of purchasing expensive baby wipes with questionable ingredients, make your own all-natural calendula wipes to ... more »
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Having a baby can be exciting and a little overwhelming. There's much to consider: cloth or disposable diapers, breastfeeding or bottle feeding and cribs or co-sleeping. One simple decision, should you decide to opt for cloth diapers, is making ... more »
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It isn't unusual for a baby to get a diaper rash; it's actually one of the most common skin conditions for infants to develop. Many parents purchase over-the-counter diaper rash cream only to find that it can be a very expensive purchase that ... more »
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When your baby's bottom gets irritated, you want to apply something that soothes and helps heal. Instead of using commercial baby wipes that are full of chemical perfumes, make your natural version... more »
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Lavender is one of the most versatile herbs known to man, its aroma alone can calm the mind. Lavender is one of the only essential oils that is gentle enough to use directly on the skin, even the skin of our little ones. Lavender cleanses and ... more »
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It isn't easy being a baby, and getting those brand new teeth can be extremely uncomfortable. Unfortunately, commercial teething gels are often full of chemicals and preservatives. You can make natural, preservative-free teething gels in your own ... more »
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The recent media coverage of the debate over stem cell research has brought new attention to the ability for new parents to preserve their newborn's cord blood. Cord blood can be preserved or "banked" for several years in case a child would ever ... more »
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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 treatments that offer instant relief... more »
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Preventing Diaper rash is very easy and will save you and your little one a lot of pain... more »
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Nothing is more irritating than having to deal with a red, sore rash on your baby's chin and neck caused by excess saliva. Here's how to cure and prevent saliva rashes... more »
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Baby is fragile most especially new born so take care with him or her carefully. Crib can give your baby a disaster if you will not watch him or her strictly. Always follow simple safety rules for your baby's health... more »
By Giuditta Tornetta 0 comments
It is preferable to personally interview several prospective sitters. Observe their interaction with your children. Look for mature and responsible people who listen and respond well to your children and appear relaxed and happy with them. Be ... more »
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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. There are some simple rules to keep in mind when ... more »
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You knew your baby would cry. Everyone gave you the head's up but do you still find yourself close to tears? Hang in there, the following parent-tested check list will provide you with tips for calming your baby down--fast... more »
By J Lee Kenser 0 comments
New Dad's can be effective caregivers for babies. It really doesn't take much just a little softer touch and lots' of love... more »
By thembeka 0 comments
Imagine if you didn’t really have the capability of using your muscles as you do now. Imagine if your height and weight were increasing daily, if your bones were growing, and your muscles and organs were stretching. Imagine if you were constantly ... more »
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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 hectic first days home from the hospital. Pick up ... more »
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When you swaddle your newborn, you are providing her with a sense of security and comfort that reminds her of her time within the womb. A baby who is wrapped tightly in a blanket is often very calm and relaxed. Follow these steps to perfect your ... more »
By lisa 0 comments
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 "Ga Ga." It is always important to remember ... more »
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The easiest and most affordable way to treat cradle cap in babies without expensive creams.. more »
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In this article you will learn how to effectively treat your babies diaper rash.. more »
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Newborns can get dry, flaky skin more easily than older children or adults because their skin is more delicate. Further, overly dry air, including that created by indoor heating or air conditioning, often deprives infant skin of the moisture it ... more »
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Hemorrhoids are varicose veins in the rectum that become enlarged and painful. During pregnancy, the increased blood volume and the pressure of the enlarged uterus may cause more hemorrhoids. The following steps may help alleviate hemorrhoids or ... more »
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Babies grow very fast and so do their toenails. You'll need to trim them frequently in order to keep them from snagging on booties and socks. Toenails are a little more difficult to trim than fingernails due to the ticklish nature of feet, but ... more »
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The NICU, or the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, is a special unit for babies that need extra assistance. Premature babies, babies born with disabilities and babies who have poor health during the first few days of life usually go to the NICU. If ... more »