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Learning to Say NO to the Newborn - Nancy Daniels
When I was pregnant with my first child some 25 years ago, my father told me that after the birth, I would be checking in on my baby every hour to make sure he was okay. My dad was wrong. If I heard nothing coming from the baby's room, that was good news in my book. What I didn't anticipate... Submitted 2 years 362 days ago.

A Journey Through Infant Development: The Sixth Month - Michelle VanderHeide, BSW
Development is a complex process, and truly amazing when you break it down. Each little gain that a child makes is a miracle, especially when you begin to look at the complexity of the brain. The ventrolateral prefrontal cortex (VLPFC) is the part of the brain used to read and understand... Submitted 3 years 85 days ago.

A Journey Through Infant Development: The Fifth Month - - Michelle VanderHeide, BSW
This has been an amazing journey, and I thank all who have joined me in it! The feedback has been great, and I'm so glad to have you share this amazing adventure. This past month has proven to be a time of even more milestones in my infant son's development. How is it that infants can grow so... Submitted 3 years 127 days ago.

A Journey Through Infant Development: The Fourth Month - - Michelle VanderHeide, BSW
It's already been four months since our little man joined our family, and I can't remember life without him. He has been such a joy to have in our family. When I was pregnant and thought about what it would be like, I couldn't imagine a baby being added to our already busy lives. I look back now... Submitted 3 years 141 days ago.

We Have The Green Light On Benadryl For The Baby - - Dan Bimrose
On a recent trip to the doctor's office for our little one's six month checkup we received some interesting news. Upon hearing that our child still wakes up 3 to 4 times a night to take a bottle, our doctor looked at us with a certain level of "pity" in his eyes. After saying "Wow, you're... Submitted 3 years 181 days ago.

A Journey Through Infant Development: The First 12 Weeks - - Michelle VanderHeide, BSW
I am currently enjoying the amazing experience of having newborn development right under my nose. My son is now 12 weeks old, and I see such amazing differences in him on a daily basis. It's incredible how much children grow and develop in only a few weeks time. No wonder babies sleep so much... Submitted 3 years 203 days ago.

Homeowners: Make Your Home Safe for Baby - Ed Kirkland
So you've moved into a new home, or you've been in your home for sometime and you're expecting a child. There's no need to fret that your home is inadequate and or that you may need to move into something that is safer for your new baby. Of course, if you have you're mind set on a new home, than... Submitted 3 years 230 days ago.

Human Milk For Human Babies - Anne Stiller
Human milk is made for human babies: Breastfeeding is the natural continuation of pregnancy. Human babies are meant to receive their mothers' milk immediately after they are born, and for about the first six months of life, mothers' milk is all that babies need to promote normal, healthy growth... Submitted 3 years 247 days ago.

How to Cloth Diaper Your Baby at Night - Autumn Beck
Talk to any cloth diapering mom and they all agree that the biggest obstacle is how to cloth diaper at night and not wake up in a puddle of pee. Yes, it's going to take some trial and error. But it doesn't mean you have to resort to using disposable diapers. Disposable diapers leak... Submitted 3 years 281 days ago.

Finding Unique Baby Names - Make it a Joyous Experience - Jenna S
Choosing unique baby names for our children can be an exciting, yet stressful experience. As parents, we dream of our child being successful and important, which is why choosing a baby name can be a rewarding, but daunting task. Unfortunately, society is more concerned with the outer... Submitted 3 years 289 days ago.

The Absolute Best Baby Shower Gift Idea Ever…And An Equally Awesome Business Opportunity! - - Myla Madson
I was invited to my sister's baby shower recently and in the process, discovered my next business venturediaper cake making! I had rushed to the store, the day of the event of course, and bought the customary bib and pacifier set for baby, along with a nursing bra for mom, plopped them in a... Submitted 3 years 335 days ago.

Can Breastfeeding Moms Make Too Much Breast Milk? - Sheri Lynn
Does your breastfeeding baby have problems like gassiness, green poop and excessive spit up? Then you have a problem with oversupply...or too much milk. While some women struggle to make enough milk to feed their babies, when you have an oversupply, you may have too much foremilk which can... Submitted 3 years 341 days ago.

Beating the Postpartum Weight Loss Blues Part 1 - - Arlene Pellicane
The frustrations of weight loss after babywhere to begin? You want to exercise. Not likely you'll do it before your baby's 5 am feeding or after the 11 pm feeding. You need to eat healthier but don't have the time to cook nutritious meals. You're trying to diet but the scale is not budging. ... Submitted 3 years 357 days ago.

Problem: Baby or Toddler Will Not Go to Sleep Alone - - Sherry Carroll
My first born was not an easy baby or toddler. As an infant, he had to be sound to sleep before being placed in his cradle or crib. As he grew older, his sleep habits did not improve. He would cry unless he was asleep when placed in his crib unless he was completely asleep. We tried... Submitted 4 years 22 days ago.

Babies Deaths Lead To Crib Recall - Asher Ricard
Around one million cribs sold in the United States have been recalled after three children became trapped and suffocated. The Consumer Product Safety Commission announced the recall of the Simplicity and Graco brand cribs. The recalled Simplicity crib models include: Aspen 3 in 1 ... Submitted 4 years 141 days ago.

Seven Crucial Baby Crib Safety And Crib Mattress Tips For A Safe Nursery - Rika Susan
If you are a mom-to-be planning your baby's nursery furniture and decor, the thought foremost in your mind probably is that you need to make sure that you create a safe environment for your precious new charge. The cot bed is the place where the infant will be for a substantial part of each day.... Submitted 4 years 145 days ago.

Introducing Fish to Your Baby - Tamika Gardner
If your baby has reached 1 year of age you have probably given him a variety of fruits, veggies, and meats, but not fish. Your doctor probably told you early on to stay away from fish if your baby is under one year. Fish is one of those no-no's before baby is one and that is why you don't see... Submitted 4 years 194 days ago.

Under Carpet Heating in the Nursery and Daycare Centers - - Ingrid Weir
As new parents, we all want what’s best for our babies. There are so many things to worry about, not the least of which are colds, allergies, sleeping through the night, and keeping their delicate skin soft and moisturized. So, you ask, what can I do to help with all of these dilemmas? The... Submitted 4 years 200 days ago.

Prepare for New Baby with These Tried and True Items - Judy Cox
Search the net and you're sure to find list upon list of what you need for a new baby. Most of those lists go way overboard. Babies don't usually need much at all. Here's a list of what I found, through my own experiences, to be the most useful. Clothing Plenty of t-shirts and... Submitted 4 years 201 days ago.

Break The Ice With These Fun Baby Shower Games - Christopher Smith
Choosing to host a baby shower for your friend can be a daunting endeavor, and one area which you will want to think about is what kind of games you want to play. Here are some ideas for entertaining baby shower games as well as other ways to ensure people have a great time at the baby shower. ... Submitted 4 years 228 days ago.

Old Wives Tales For Telling A Baby's Gender - David Beart
There's one question that seems even more pressing than Hamlet's philosophical “to be or not to be?" At least for expecting moms and dads, that is. It is: “will it be a boy or a girl?" In today's day and age, the answer to that question is not quite as difficult to answer as Hamlet's. That... Submitted 4 years 265 days ago.

What Minerals Does A Breastfeeding Mother Need? - Robin OBrien
A well-balanced diet is important for a breastfeeding mother as all her baby's nutrients come from her breastmilk. Minerals are the building blocks needed for your baby's development, now and for her long-term health. Breastfeeding is the best way to give your baby all the nutrients she needs... Submitted 4 years 295 days ago.

A Unique Alternative to the Standard Baby Shower Gift - Diaper Cakes - Sarah Garr
"The baby shower was months ago, but the office is still abuzz about the baby diaper cake centerpiece." An amazing gift to give an expectant mother is a diaper cake. The cake can be designed to match any baby shower theme. The ribbon, flowers and bows can be selected to coordinate with any... Submitted 4 years 296 days ago.

America’s Top Ten Unisex Baby Names - Neil Street
A unisex or androgynous name is one which is used by both males and females. Sometimes parents choose a name because they know it’s a unisex name; other times, perhaps more frequently, parents are unaware that their chosen name is also popular with the opposite sex. In some countries, such as... Submitted 4 years 326 days ago.

Celebrity Babies and Their Famous Parents - Rachel Thompson
With so many celebrities having babies these days, it is high time we acknowledged the new Hollywood royalty. It seems like every supermarket tabloid out there is absolutely obsessed with the private lives of our beloved celebrities. We would not go as far to say that we are obsessed, but we... Submitted 5 years 306 days ago.