Did you know your baby’s toys and play area can be a breeding site for germs? That’s why it’s important to clean them often; especially if they share their toys with a toddler. Germs can easily be transmitted from child to child, so unless you want to end up in a continuous sickness cycle, cleaning their toys on a regular basis is crucial.
So, how should you clean your little one’s toys and how frequently should you be doing it? Here, you’ll discover everything you need to know to clean your baby’s toys safely. [Read more…]
Your baby’s skin is extremely delicate, making it prone to all kinds of common skin irritations. Rashes are especially common, though they can understandably be a cause of concern; especially for new parents.
Fatherhood is far from easy, yet the struggles dads face are commonly overlooked. The majority of new parenting advice you come across tends to be primarily focused on new moms, which is great, but what about the dads?
We all know that breast milk is packed full of nutrients, perfect for your growing baby. However, did you know it has so many other potential uses other than feeding your little one?
Parenting is full of its ups and downs. Some days you’ll be laughing with joy, while others you’ll be tearing your hair out wondering how you’re going to make it through the day without suffering a mental breakdown. It’s all part of the parenting journey and while it’s impossible to prevent the hard days, there are ways to make them easier to deal with.
Cutting down a toddler’s sugar intake isn’t easy, but it’s definitely a worthwhile battle! If they’re already used to eating a lot of sugary snacks and candy, they’re sure to put up a fight when you start to offer healthier alternatives. However, with a little perseverance and some clever tips, it’s totally possible to introduce them to a healthier, lower-sugar diet.
When you’re pregnant, there’s a lot of potentially nasty side effects that you can experience. However, some tend to be less talked about than others such as dizziness.
Not all moms have the luxury of staying at home permanently after they’ve given birth. Returning to work after having your little one can be daunting and problematic; especially if you’re hoping to continue breastfeeding.
Expecting a baby when you have a toddler can be both exciting yet daunting. On the one hand, your toddler will have a little baby brother or sister to play with and keep them company. However, on the other, toddlers can find it difficult when baby comes along as they are no longer the center of attention.
When your child starts daycare, you can bet it won’t be long before they start getting sick. It’s common for toddlers to pick up germs at daycare, leaving them with what feels like constant colds, runny noses and coughs.
Pregnant during the fall? Congratulations! Being pregnant at any time of the year brings it challenges, but the Fall is actually one of the best times to enjoy pregnancy. It’s not too hot, you can enjoy plenty of rest and relaxation and with Christmas coming up, it’s an exciting time to look forward to.
Are you thinking of trying extended breastfeeding? While the majority of moms are relieved to stop breastfeeding when their baby turns one year old, some go on to provide extended breastfeeding to their little one.
When you’re pregnant, you need to deal with a lot of potential side effects. From morning sickness to swollen ankles and painful heartburn; it can be tough to keep on top of your health when you’re feeling tired and drained from carrying baby around.
When you’re expecting your first child, it can be a real rollercoaster of emotions. It’s obviously exciting and joyous, but it can also be extremely daunting. In the lead up to the birth, it’s common for parents-to-be to start getting worried and nervous about what will happen once baby arrives.