Monday, March 18, 2019

Some Baby Sleep Lies Finally Exposed


How often do you feel you putting your baby to sleep the wrong way?

I bet you have read books or magazines on baby sleep.

Or even listen to a public talk.

If your baby can doze off with your approach, why bother whether it is right or wrong?

Check out this post on lies about baby sleep.

This will put your reeling head to rest.

Go to https://babyhelptips.com/some-baby-sleep-lies-finally-exposed/


Tuesday, September 26, 2017

5 Top Car Seat Tips That Will Make You Feel Safe

Recent survey suggests that many parents do not secure their kids properly when using car seats. Are you one of them? Discover the 5 tips to ensure the safety of your little ones in the event of an accident.



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Sunday, September 10, 2017

How To Make Traveling With A Baby A Breeze


If you're considering a trip (either by car or plane) with your little one, it is no easy task.

I've compiled a number of tips to help your traveling less stressful.
It’s easy to travel when your child is just an infant. I know that new moms are loaded with anxiety when they’re thinking about taking a trip. Don’t stress out as you’ll learn that your child will likely be sleeping most of the trip.

Read this Simple Hacks That Will Make Your Traveling With A Baby Stress-Free and I hope you'll enjoy your holidays better.

Tuesday, September 5, 2017

The Message Your Baby Wants You To Know While Crying

Sometimes you tune out when your baby cries. Each cry is unique. But how do you know what it means?

Read more about What Is My Baby Trying To Tell Me?

Sickening Baby Abuse Reported In Indiana

A father in Indiana beats his newborn daughter in an attempt to stop her from crying. The child was "found to be suffering from multiple areas of bleeding on the brain, injuries doctors believe were caused by blunt force trauma to her head."

Where is the humanity when this happens in the families? What's wrong with this man? He started squeezing his newborn when she was four months old. The punching in the head began probably when she was six months old.
According to police, Tosumba Welch told them that he frequently hit his daughter in the back and side of her head to quiet her cries. Doctors described the infant’s skull as looking like a “cracked eggshell,” with tests confirming the presence of several skull fractures.
Source 

Monday, September 4, 2017

Older Babies Slept Separately Sleep Better

Does your baby get enough rest, fall asleep easily, or sleep on time every night? A new study reveals that “6 to 12-month-old infants who slept in a separate room had better reported sleep outcomes and fewer parent-perceived disturbances at bedtime than infants who room-shared with their parents, as well compared to those who slept …

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Thursday, August 24, 2017

Is Your Baby Sleeping Safely

Are you putting your baby to sleep in a wrong way? Does your baby sleep on their backs as recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP)? Parents who put their little ones to sleep on their stomachs increase the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). A new survey finds that just 43.7 percent …

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Friday, July 21, 2017

Boost Infants' Cognitive Abilities By Exposing Them To Foreign Languages

If you want your children to be a problem solver, start teaching them an additional language as early as 7 months.


"Science indicates that babies’ brains are the best learning machines ever created, and that infants’ learning is time-sensitive. Their brains will never be better at learning a second language than they are between 0 and 3 years of age."

From the research, whether you are rich or not, it is NOT going to affect your infant's ability to learn a foreign language.

Read more at http://reliawire.com/foreign-language-infant-learning/.

Photo by Markus Spiske on Unsplash

Wednesday, July 19, 2017

High Serotonin Levels In SIDS Infants Found

In this modern age, the medical experts have no clue about the cause of the Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS).
Recently, a team of researchers from the Boston Children's Hospital and Harvard Medical School, discovered that "infants who died of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) had high levels of serotonin" in their blood samples.


"In previous studies, the researchers reported multiple serotonin-related brain abnormalities in SIDS cases, including a decrease in serotonin in regions involved in breathing, heart rate patterns, blood pressure, temperature regulation, and arousal during sleep."

Thus, this new discovery could help to separate SIDS from other causes of sleep-related, unexpected infant death.

Source: https://medicalxpress.com/news/2017-07-blood-sids-infants-high-serotonin.html

The Ultimate Buying Guide Of Convertible Car Seat

Are you looking for the best convertible car seat?

It's getting harder these days to narrow down the wide range of convertible car seats on the market.

Which one is the safest? Will it make your baby comfortable throughout the car ride? How long can it last? Do you have to be a rocket scientist to install it?



There are many questions that need to be addressed before you buy a convertible car seat for your baby.

Fortunately, this guide provides a thorough review of top rated convertible car seats along with great deals and specific needs.

Read more at https://babyhelptips.com/convertible-car-seat-ultimate-buying-guide/.

Caffeine Helps Premmies To Breathe Easier

I've never thought that caffeine could solve the breathing difficulty of premature babies.



The doctors at the Royal Women's Hospital in Melbourne gave a regular dose of caffeine to half of 140 premature babies when they were born.


According to Professor Lex Doyle, the lead author of the study, he found that "of the children who had caffeine as babies, there were half as many with concerning levels of lung function when they were 11".

If you're interested to learn more, visit http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-07-15/benefits-of-caffeine-for-premature-babies-long-lasting/8709772.

Cold Sores Killed A Baby

It's sad to hear a baby died as result of an infected kiss!

If you have cold sores, please DO NOT have any contact with any child. This disease is contagious and babies tend to have low immune system.


Read more at http://q13fox.com/2017/07/18/baby-dies-after-likely-contracting-virus-from-a-kiss/

Can You Have Babies After 35?

Watch this video if you plan to get pregnant in your late 30s.


10 Baby Products That Are A Waste Of Money

Do you often buy something for your baby that in the end, you should not have bought it in the first place?

Well, don't be surprised if you've bought some of the listed items.

We all have been there. Guilty as charged!

Source: http://totsfamily.com/10-baby-products-i-never-should-have-bought/

Friday, July 14, 2017

Should You Put A Blanket In The Crib With A Baby

It was sad to hear a 7-month old infant suffocated and died during sleep.

How could this tragedy happen? All because of a blanket.

"I went in to get him from his crib, opened the door, and noticed he was on his stomach with his beloved blanket on his head. I yanked it off, touched his back, and felt that he was ice cold...his face and chest were completely purple on one side. His lips blue. His eyes closed." Source

So, parents please take this seriously as there is a risk of laying babies with their blankets.

Not only that, you should NOT put any soft objects such as stuffed toys, quilts, or pillows as they may suffocate your children.

Some Baby Sleep Lies Finally Exposed

How often do you feel you putting your baby to sleep the wrong way? I bet you have read books or magazines on baby sleep. Or even lis...