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Baby Articles: First Night at Home

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Thank you for visiting :). First Night at Home. First Night at Home. When you welcome your newborn baby into your home, you'll discover that his sleeping patterns are very different from your own. Newborns sleep a lot – in fact most sleep up to 16-18 hours a day – but never for more than three or four hours at a time. For the first few months, your baby will fall asleep and wake up at all hours of the day (and night! Every Baby Is Different. Learn your baby's signs of being sleepy. Many babies become...

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Baby Articles: January 2009

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Thank you for visiting :). Your Baby's Development Between Two and Three Years. It's thrilling to watch your baby grow and develop, as they learn about you and the world around them. . The information below shows some things your baby may be doing at two years of age and up. Keep in mind that every baby develops differently. Your baby may reach any of these milestones significantly before or after this age. Chances are, her development is proceeding perfectly normally. Between two and three years: .

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Baby Articles: Baby's Sense of Sight

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Thank you for visiting :). Baby's Sense of Sight. Your baby will also enjoy looking at objects that move, such as mobiles. Secure these items and place them far enough away that your baby can't touch or kick them. Changing your baby's field of view can be achieved by simply changing her position, especially in the first few months, before she can roll over by herself. . Here are some developments in your baby's sense of sight you may have noticed in the first few months: . Open the blinds, or raise the w...

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Baby Articles: The Importance of Touch

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Thank you for visiting :). The Importance of Touch. The Importance of Touch. Touch is so important to our health and well-being. Think about the times when you've felt sad or alone. Didn't a hug from a friend make you feel better? Likewise, your baby also feels better when held and comforted by your loving touch. In fact, studies show that touch therapy, including massage, contributes to a healthy weight gain, enhanced growth and social development in infants. Carrying More Means Less Crying. As you spen...

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Baby Articles: Your Baby's Development Between Two and Three Years

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Thank you for visiting :). Your Baby's Development Between Two and Three Years. It's thrilling to watch your baby grow and develop, as they learn about you and the world around them. . The information below shows some things your baby may be doing at two years of age and up. Keep in mind that every baby develops differently. Your baby may reach any of these milestones significantly before or after this age. Chances are, her development is proceeding perfectly normally. Between two and three years: .

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Baby Articles: The First Ten Days

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Thank you for visiting :). The First Ten Days. The First Ten Days. What Every New Parent Should Know. Yes, there's a lot to be aware of, but. relax. There really are just a few essential things you need to know to help your baby thrive in the first couple of weeks. Follow the step-by-step instructions in our guide to The First Ten Days, and you too will become an old pro at:. How to Hold Your Newborn. Your newborn may feel fragile and delicate, but don't be afraid to touch her! How to Bath Your Newborn.

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Baby Articles: Bathing Safety

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Thank you for visiting :). Here are some tips to keep baby happy and safe at bath time: . Set your hot-water heater at 120 degrees or lower. . Gather everything you need beforehand. Never leave your baby alone in the bath or on the changing table, not even for an instant. A child can drown in less than an inch of water. . If the phone rings - ignore it! Let the answering machine pick up. . Test the water temperature to be sure it's not too hot - between 90 and 100°F is ideal. . Bathing can be fun! Make a...

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Baby Articles: Giving your baby a bath

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Thank you for visiting :). Giving your baby a bath. You'll want to sponge-bathe your baby until his circumcision and umbilical cord stump have healed (usually a week to 10 days). Most parents prefer sponge baths during this time because it is easier to hold the baby without worrying about slippery bathwater. . Holding the baby's head, use a fresh cotton ball or square moistened with water for each eye. Wipe gently from the inside corner of the eye out. . To clean the genital area, always wipe from front ...

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Baby Articles: When to Call the Doctor

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Thank you for visiting :). When to Call the Doctor. Guidelines to Help You Decide. If you call your pediatrician or nurse with dosing questions, make sure you tell them which form (Infants', Children's, etc.) of medicine you're giving to your child. If your child has an underlying risk factor for serious infection, such as sickle cell disease or heart or kidney problems, you should always call your pediatrician about a fever. . For most kids, call your pediatrician if:. Your child appears very sick.