Before a child is born, a mother tends to read innumerable books regarding feeding, sleeping, and educating our unborn baby. We memorize chapters overflowing with theories regarding child-rearing, and map out a military-style schedule, to which we are certain our babies will conform. Misguided, we might even chuckle, determining that childcare, when respected theoretically, is …
Which is Best for Your Baby: Bassinet, Cradle or Crib?
What’s the safest option for my kid? What’s the difference between a crib and a cradle?! Bassinets, cradles, cribs, travel sleepers, Moses baskets, bedside sleepers… When it comes to preparing for a new baby, there are so many difficult choices for a pregnant mother or a new parent to make. There is a wealth of …
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Japanese Girls Names: Beautifully Meaningful
Looking for Japanese names for your baby girl? Some people choose names based on the way they sound, or to name a child after a loved one, and others prefer to look into the meanings and connotations of particular names. While choosing a certain name because of its meaning won’t guarantee that your child is …
Expecting a Baby Girl? Here are Some Iconic Black Girl Names for 2021
A newborn is meant to be receptive of all the blessings from the family and parents. The blessings could be in any guise. There are several ways to shower blessings on the Godsent angel. Giving her a distinct name could be one of those ways. A name is an attribute added to one’s personality. Names …
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Moby Wrap vs. Boba Baby Wrap Carrier
Babywearing is one of the best ways to carry your child. Despite falling out of fashion in the late 1800s, this practice – which involves strapping your baby against your body using a strong fabric wrap – is thought to be much more natural than a pushchair or pram. It’s also a great way to …
Cluster Feeding – Everything You Need To Know
Most babies stick to a relatively rigid feeding routine, but there are times when they break from their schedule and start bunching feeds quite close together. This process – which is known as cluster feeding – can be quite distressing, but it’s actually very common. It’s also a perfectly natural part of the nursing process, …