Safety
Tips for your baby’s first trip to the beach
Key points: Taking a baby to the beach for the first time can be exciting but also intimidating. Sand is good for introducing…
Alice
06/13/2017
Check out articles on baby health, with topics such as potty training, fever, bronchitis, diaper changing, healthy habits, safety tips, among others.
Check out articles on baby health, with topics such as potty training, fever, bronchitis, diaper changing, healthy habits, safety tips, among others.
Key points: Taking a baby to the beach for the first time can be exciting but also intimidating. Sand is good for introducing…
Key points: A study conducted by the University of Washington Department of Pediatrics found that contact with dogs early on can help a…
Key points: Prepare for varied weather with appropriate clothing layers. Ensure safe sleeping conditions and bring comfort items. Breastfeeding is convenient for feeding…
Key points:1. After a Fall: Stay calm when your baby falls. Look for warning signs: swelling, bleeding, unconsciousness, vomiting, imbalance, crying, pupil differences.2….
Key points: As your baby becomes more mobile, baby-proofing the house becomes a top priority. Babies explore quickly, so it’s important to remove…
Key points: Consider location, reputation, and environment when choosing a daycare. Verify safety, emergency procedures, and cleanliness. Check schedules, activities, personalized attention, and…
Key points: 1. Babies don’t need shoes while learning to walk. 2. Walking barefoot indoors is beneficial for muscle strength and coordination. 3….
Key points: Coexisting with pets strengthens children’s immunity. Pets can experience jealousy and act aggressively towards a new baby. Training pets, involving them…
Key Points: Babies can’t adjust their temperature like adults can and need our help to keep at a safe and comfortable temperature. Checking…
Key points: Sun protection is vital for babies and children due to their sensitive skin. Keep infants under 6 months out of direct…
Key Points: Signs of teething include putting objects in their mouths, gum swelling and inflammation, excessive drooling, sensitive gums causing pain, refusing to…
Key Points: The general rule for how to dress a baby is to dress them with one additional layer of clothing than what…
Key Points: Pacifiers are beneficial for babies for the first six months of their lives, but the risks might outweigh the benefits after…
Key points: 1. Babies explore by putting dirt or sand in their mouths, which is normal development. 2. Ingesting dirt or sand can…
Key Points: The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) previously recommended no screen time for babies during the first two years of life, but…
Key points: Active adult supervision is essential for children’s pool safety, with attention and quick reaction being crucial even if a lifeguard is…
Key points: Babyproofing prevents top causes of ER visits for kids under 3, despite vigilant supervision. Start babyproofing before crawling begins; babies explore…
Key Points: Match toys to your child’s development stage for a more enriching play experience. Often, safe and suitable play materials can be…
