Highlights Regular breastfeeding or formula feeding is important for your baby’s healthy weight gain from birth. Regular weight checks help you and your health team monitor your baby’s growth. Your healthcare provider will record your baby’s weight and measurements in…

Highlights It’s best to cut your baby’s nails if they are longer than the tips of their fingers. Your baby may scratch themselves if their nails are too long or sharp. Hold your baby’s hand or foot firmly and gently…

Highlights Comfort: Consider how comfortable the pram is for your child, as they will spend a lot of time in it. Practicality: Choose a pram that is easy to push and steer. Look for different folding options that may be…

Highlights Dress your baby so that they’re not too warm and not too cold, especially for sleep. Make sure they don’t overheat. Choose soft, cotton clothes that fit closely and have a low fire danger label. Avoid loose trimmings. For…

Highlights Cleaning your baby’s skin is important for their health and helps avoid future problems. Babies’ skin is sensitive and can become easily irritated. Clean your baby’s eyes, ears, and nose with warm water and a soft washcloth or cotton…

Highlights Baby Monitors help you monitor your baby’s safety from a distance, tracking sound, movement, and health metrics like heart rate and oxygen levels. Types of Monitors: Audio, video, app-based, movement, heart/breathing, oxygen monitors, and those for hearing-impaired caregivers. Reliability:…

Highlights In hot weather, babies are at risk of overheating. Keep your baby cool by offering extra drinks and dressing them in loose, light clothing. Babies under 6 months should be breastfed or given formula, while older babies can have…

Highlights Cold weather can make babies uncomfortable, and they are less likely to sleep well. Healthy babies can usually maintain a normal body temperature, but in extreme cold, dressing them properly becomes crucial. Babies lose body heat from their head…

Highlights Fontanelles are soft spots on your baby’s head where the skull bones haven’t fully fused yet. These areas are essential for the normal growth and development of your baby’s brain and skull. Your healthcare provider will monitor the fontanelles…

Highlights Newborns sleep for around 16 hours in a 24-hour period and need about 6 to 8 feeds each day. If your baby is crying, check if they are hungry, tired, or uncomfortable. In This Article Understanding your baby Sleep…