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Helpful tips for handling a newborn, from how to properly hold an infant to how to calm their cries. eHow's parenting experts offer step-by-step instructions on topics such as breastfeeding, formula feeding and colic. Researching postpartum depression? Learn common symptoms as well as ways to ways to treat it. Get advice on developing your newborn's sleeping habits, scheduling checkups and what to expect on a day to day basis. eHow also shows you how to support new moms by helping them with their new duties.

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  • Sample Baby Registry List

  • How to Remove Gentian Violet Stains From Skin

    Gentian violet is a dye that is effective as a topical treatment for yeast infections. Often breastfeeding mothers and babies who are suffering from a common yeast infection can treat the...

  • Supplies for a Diaper Changing Table

  • How to Sterilize Avent Bottles

    It is important to keep your baby's Advent bottles clean and sterile at all times. This will ensure that your baby will not become sick from any bacteria that will grow inside the bottle from...

  • How to Prepare for Baby Crib Bedding

    The arrival of a new baby brings with it necessary chores and enjoyable nesting opportunities. As you prepare the nursery for your baby, special care should be given to the focal point of the...

  • Baby Anouncement Crafts

    The arrival of a baby is exciting news to share. Let your friends and family know in a way that reflects the love and exhilaration you feel. Creating a homemade baby announcement is a craft...

  • How Much Will a Newborn Eat?

    Parents of newborns may feel like they are constantly feeding their babies, but small stomachs make frequent feedings a must in the first weeks of life. How much and how often your baby eats will...

  • How to Bathe a Baby in a Bathtub

    While some parents may choose to use a baby-sized tub, others may choose to use a standard bathtub. Most baby-sized tubs are used for infants six months old or younger which provide additional...

  • Tips to Deal With Newborn Exhaustion

    Having a baby may be the greatest joy you experience. It will forever change your life. And while it is a wonderful experience, you may incur some hiccups in the road. One of them is the sheer...

  • Facts on Infant Soy Milk Powder

    Soy formula is used to prevent fussiness or the spitting up of regular cow's milk in infants. While there is a raging debate on the health factors of infant soy formula, it is important to remain...

  • Is Hydroxycut Safe While Breastfeeding?

    Weight loss supplements are an attractive way to speed up the return to your pre-pregnancy figure. Before rushing to the drug store for diet pills, however, note that most of these products are...

  • Infant Care & Handling Techniques

    As a new parent, developing the confidence and experience needed to take care of the needs of your infant comes naturally as you spend time bonding. Understanding the basic care and handling of a...

  • The First Years Microwave Bottle Sterilizer Instructions

    It's important that you keep bottles clean and sanitary for your infant, who has not yet built up an immunity to many germs. The bacteria left on a bottle can continue to grow there unless it is...

  • Herbs to Help Baby Sleep Better

    Getting your baby to sleep through the night can be tricky; but every new and experienced parent wants to know, What is the safest and healthiest way to get their newborn to sleep? Many parents...

  • Car Seat Safety for a Newborn

    According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, newborn car seats must meet established standards to ensure infant safety when riding in a vehicle. Infants can be placed in infant-only or...

  • How to Increase Low Breast Milk Production – Advice Not Usually Found in Breastfeeding Books on Increasing Your Breast Milk Supply

    If you are experiencing low breast milk production, you’re probably stressing out about it, which you know, is counterproductive to increasing your breast milk production. I can completely...

  • How to clean a babies Ears

    A baby's ear needs to be cleaned as much as yours does. I recommend cleaning it daily after her bath. I will explain the safe and gentle way to clean them correctly.

  • How to Breastfeed With Success

    Get rid of your fears and preconceptions on breastfeeding and learn how to do it successfully.

  • How to Heal Baby's Cradle Cap

    Does your baby's head have thick yellowish scales, that no amount of shampooing can remove? That is known as "cradle cap". It doesn't hurt or itch but it's unpleasant to look at on your...

  • How to Get Off to a Great Start with Breastfeeding your Baby

    Breastfeeding is one of the best things you can do for your baby but for some it can be very challenging.

  • How to Know If You Are Having Postpartum Depression

    You’ve just had a baby with in the past few days, weeks or even months. Things don’t feel quite right, you’re not in a groove, you’re not feeling happy or bonded with your baby. You would like to...

  • Why Do Premature Babies Have Puffy Eyes?

    Newborn babies, especially premature infants, aren't born beautiful and unscathed. Bruising and swelling are common features on newborns. Puffy and swollen eyes are also a common concern of premie...

  • Is the Hepatitis B Vaccine Necessary at Birth?

    Childhood vaccinations have become a hot topic recently, with many parents following their own vaccination schedule. The Hepatitis B vaccine is an example of a vaccine that children commonly...

  • How to Lanolize Wool Cloth Diaper Covers

    Wool is natures wonder fiber! Its water repelling properties and breathability are what make it popular for use as a diaper cover. When lanolized, urine reacts with the lanolin to form a natural...

  • How to Store Breast Milk in Glass Bottles in the Freezer

    Options are abundant when it comes to storing your breast milk or "liquid gold." Storage of choice for you is glass bottles, which is simple to do and less messy than trying to fill a flaccid...

  • Are Cats Bad for Newborn Babies?

    Bringing a newborn baby home is a time of great joy, but also a time of concern that the house is safe for an infant. Many mothers have concerns about their baby's safety around cats.

  • How to Ensure Your Child’s Baby Crib is Safe

    When looking for a baby crib, safety is the number one thing you want to focus on. Follow these steps and you will have a better idea of what to look for.

  • Why Do Newborn Babies Have to Wear Little Hats?

    Newborns are often given a hat or cap when they are first born, and they wear it throughout their hospital stay. Newborn hats are also a popular clothing item at stores and on baby registries.

  • How to cope with your baby in the NICU

    When your newborn is put in the NICU it can be a traumatic experience. You can get through this rough time. Your baby is counting on you.

  • How to Change an Infant's Name

    What happens when you name your beautiful newborn daughter Alice in the hospital, but when you get home you realize she definitely is a Sienna? A Baby Center survey showed that at least 5 percent...

  • How to Assemble a Medela Breast Pump

    Medela is a trusted name in breast pumps. Since 1961, the company has manufactured high-quality pumps used by mothers all over the world. One of their most popular products is the Pump in Style....

  • How to Love and Care for Your Baby in The Nicu

    It happens. Don’t beat yourself up. I had an emergency c-section when I was 32 weeks pregnant with my son. He was four and a half pounds, and couldn’t breathe without a machine. He was airlifted...

  • How to Overcome Post-partum Depression

    How to get through post-partum depression

  • Homemade Treatment for Cradle Cap

    Cradle cap is a type of dermatitis that causes the scalp of an infant to appear scaly and crusty. The dermatitis is not a serious condition, but the appearance is disturbing to many mothers. The...

  • How to Wean a Baby During Summer Colic

    Weaning a baby is a task that deserves consideration and preparation during any stage of the baby's life or season of the year. Summer heat and the stress that can accumulate with a colicky baby...

  • Is Similac Formula Milk Based?

    Similac makes a range of formulas. Most of these are milk based, but the company does offer soy formulas in addition to a couple that are milk based but lactose free.

  • How to Switch Infant Formula

    Contrary to popular belief, most babies don't have an adverse reaction when you switch their formula brand. In most cases if the primary ingredient is the same, the rest of the ingredients are the...

  • How to Treat Gas and Colic

    Colic is defined by The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia as when an infant, who is otherwise well, cries for three hours per day, at least three days a week, for at least three weeks or longer....

  • How to Get Infants on a Feeding Schedule

    It is normal for infants to have unpredictable eating and sleeping habits. As a new mother, you may feel that your baby is constantly eating, especially in the middle of the night. You may be...

  • How to Test Hearing in an Infant at Home

    According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, 33 infants are born daily with some degree of hearing loss. It is one of the most common congenital conditions in the United States. By doing home...

  • Pediatrician's Infant Diet Advice

    As a new parent, you're likely to receive varying advice on infant care. Everyone from your family to coworkers to neighbors may have different opinions on how to dress, diaper or bathe your...

  • How to Deal With Diaper Rash

    Diaper rash is an inevitable hazard parents face when they have an infant or an un-potty trained toddler crawling or toddling about. Moms and dads know that diaper rash is irritating and painful,...

  • How to Make a Baby With Colic Sleep

    A colicky baby can test even the most experienced parents, especially when they are being deprived of sleep. Getting your colicky baby to sleep will provide you with a chance to eat, clean or just...

  • How to Cope With Postnatal Depression

    Postnatal depression is common in new mothers due to the sudden change of hormones after having a baby. Although nearly all new mothers experience some type of sadness after pregnancy, postnatal...

  • How to Deal With Having a Preemie in the NICU

    Whether your baby is born at 24 weeks or 34 weeks, having him stay in the NICU is a scary thing. Beeping monitors, unexpected illnesses, and a variety of other problems may arise. However, there...

  • How to Breastfeed and Burp Your Baby

    Breastfeeding is not hard to do, it just takes practice and patience to get it right. When your baby is hungry she'll let you know, usually its a certain grunting noise or sucking motion and hand...

  • Newborn Urinary Tract Infections

    Even newborn babies can be at risk for a urinary tract infection. It is important to try to prevent them, and to learn to recognize the signs early on. Here are some tips to help keep your...

  • How to Position a Baby in a Sleep Positioner

    A sleep positioner can help your baby get a restful night's sleep, because it helps support his head. The positioner can also prevent a baby from developing a flat head, which is caused by lying...

  • How to Descale the Avent Steam Sterilizer

    The Avent Steam Sterilizer is a handy tool for moms who need a quick way to disinfect bottles, lids and breast pump parts. Over time, mineral deposits (lime scale) will accumulate within the...

  • Can a Baby Be Allergic to the Mother's Breast Milk?

    Babies cannot be allergic to their mothers' breast milk, but they can have an allergic reaction to proteins or other components in foods that the mother eats.

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