By: Thelma (MommyTee)
The main factor in finding toys your baby will love is their age. It is okay for the toy to be slightly challenging but you do not want them to be frustrated. Pay attention to age ranges listed on the toys.
Most babies like simple things and despite all the advertisement do not need all the bells and whistles. In fact, some toys that make noise can be too loud. Check the volume level and if you can’t turn it down, put some clear tape over the speakers, but be sure to fasten the tape securely so your baby can not get it off. Babies and children love balls, dolls, cars, blocks, and so much more. Your imagination, baby's age and safety are your only limits.
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A Basic Guide for the New Mom
By: Jennifer Gove
Your New Arrival
Your new baby may surprise you. After seeing pictures of chubby, smooth-skinned babies, a newborn baby may just surprise you with their wrinkly skin, acne, sometimes misshapen head, puffiness, and flattened nose. She or he may even have bruising from the birth process.
Feeding Time
The choice of how to feed baby is a personal choice. They say breast is best because of the fact it is the perfect food for baby. It does provide immunity benefits to baby and benefits to mother as well. However, the choice of how to feed baby is yours and yours alone. Formula has come a long way these days and is a healthy alternative to the breast.
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(Admin Note)A wonderful introduction to breastfeeding.
The Basics of Breastfeeding
By: Mary
Breastfeeding is the natural, loving way to feed your child, but like a lot of things in motherhood, it doesn't come naturally or easily for everyone. There are many problems and situations that can, and most likely, will occur during the first few weeks of breastfeeding. Here is a run down of what the first six weeks may, or may not, happen between you and your baby.
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Teething Blues
By:Deana
Oh the joys of teething! My daughter is going through that stage now. She is almost 4 months old. I didn't think it would start this early but, apparently, I was wrong. She has all the classic sign's:- fussiness
- drooling
- chewing
- crying
- sleeplessness
- swollen gums
- rosy cheeks
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Baby Library
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Breastfeeding basics
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Is baby getting enough breast milk?
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Breastfeeding shouldn't hurt, what to do about sore nipples
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Baby proofing and safty
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Carseat Tips
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Cradle Cap
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What my baby taught me.
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Why Should I Consider Using Cloth Diapers?
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Diapering your baby
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Diaper rash
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Nutrition tips for Breastfeeding moms
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Breastfeeding My NICU Baby
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No more fantasies new moms!
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Purchasing a new or used crib
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Five Reasons For Preparing Your Own Baby Food
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Baby Sleep Tips - Create A Familiar Environment
