Baby

Conceiving twins is a double delight. How fortunate mothers feel one pregnancy to produce two babies! However it’s also a double duty. Having twins demands mother’s double portion of energy...

If you are expecting a child, soon you'll begin to think how you want your baby's room to be. In this article, we'll offer some guidance on how to create a warm and lovely atmosphere in your little one's room.

Winter can be harsh on anyone’s skin — not to say the delicate skin of our little one. Redness, itchiness, dryness and eczema are just a few common skin problems that can arrive along with chilly weather.

All parents want the best for their child. And we know that healthy food helps grow a healthy baby. However to grow a healthy brain, a baby needs more — lots and lots of loving words.

All parents make mistakes, and new parents surely do. As a new parent, before gaining your hands-on experience in parenthood, maybe these tips can keep you from making them yourself.

It was distressing to hear the news of a baby died after contracting meningitis from a kiss a year ago...but you really should be thinking twice before touching or kissing or holding an adorable baby.

A consistent cleaning routine with the focus on germy hotspots is the key to keeping your baby's room clean.

Each baby is unique. Some babies get through teething with no signs at all, while others do experience discomfort. It is advisable that parents schedule a trip to the dentist after baby's first tooth arrives (usually around 6 months)...

There are many different types of thermometer available in today’s market, and it's hard to choose from. What kind of thermometer is suitable for your baby?

When new mom just delivers her baby, electronic bidet provides the best technique to clean her properly. With an electronic bidet, you just have to spray her with either cold or warm water to clean her private part.

The term ‘colic’ refers to a baby who is healthy and well-fed, yet cries an excessive amount of over 3 hours a day, for more than 3 days per week, and for at least 3 weeks...

It is completely normal for new parents to feel nervous about taking their little one out of the home for the very first time. Going out into the public with a newborn can feel intimidating when considering having to feed, nappy change, or handle crying with others watching...