Baby

As parents, we want to give our children the best things in life. We want our children to be strong and healthy. We want to protect our kids from ...

Tired of cleaning your baby’s diaper changing mat over and over again? Worry not, we have got you covered to handle your motherhood challenges. Now...

  It is no brainer that, if you’re new to parenting and have a mischievous new-born, your life is not as easy as it was. You need to scrutinize eve...

Parents can rest assured that a stuffy and runny nose is not uncommon among infants. But what's a desperate mom could do to ease her baby's blocked nose? 

Vaccines gives parents the power to protect their children from serious diseases. One of the most important things a parent can do to protect her child's health is getting her child vaccinated according to the recommended immunization schedule.

Allergies are an overreaction of the immune system to substances that generally do not affect other individuals. These substances, or allergens, can cause sneezing, coughing, and itching...

The earlier you start with oral hygiene in your baby the better, as during the first months of life, baby is in a passive oral phase, in which he enjoys the massage and manipulation of his mouth.

Tooth decay is highly-preventable with good hygiene and routine maintenance. Apart from brushing and flossing, the most effective treatment for tooth decay is to apply fluoride to the teeth.

An ideal night light can make a world of difference when it comes to getting your sweet little one doze off to sleep at night.

Many first-time moms encounter a tinge of fear to give their baby a haircut. Out of any hint, they may learn all about the act of taking care of baby from popular beliefs which many times contrary to science-based tips...

The first thing that a baby does when he gets out of his mother’s womb is to cry loudly. Yes, a baby indeed cries and he does it for a reason.

 And if you are a first-time mom, you should know why is your baby crying and how to stop him from crying. 

Food allergies are becoming more prevalent and babies born today are at heightened risk. According to the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology (ACAAI), about 6 percent of children aged 2 and under have food allergies, and 1 in 13 children in the US affected.