Baby Stuff & Adventures of Motherhood

It might be difficult to comprehend that a month has already passed. Your newborn baby is still very much a neonate and still sleeps and eats for the majority of the day. Your baby is growing stronger, becoming more conscious of their surroundings, and starting to...

Babies, especially newborns, have immature digestive systems, which can cause them to produce more gas than adults. This excess gas often leads to frequent and loud farts. While it may be amusing, it can be uncomfortable for the baby and may cause them to be fussy or...

The struggle does not end with delivery. The real struggle begins after your baby arrives. There will be so many things you will be taking care of, right from breastfeeding, changing diapers to understanding sleep cycles, and much more. However, if you see your little...

As parents, child health is the most important part of our lives. We want them to be safe from all kinds of diseases and medical abnormalities. Amongst various medical conditions, one of the most famous and worrisome one is SIDS. Today we will talk in depth about this...

A newborn baby's immune system may catch and fight viruses that cause colds before it fully develops. Pregnant women begin to pass antibodies to their embryos during the last three months of pregnancy. This passive immunity is retained by newborns for a short period...

What is constipation? Constipation occurs when your baby's poop is hard and dry, making pooing difficult. Doing a hard poo can be painful at times. Constipation is common in babies transitioning from formula or breast milk to solid foods.   What constitutes normal?...

What exactly are natal teeth? The teeth that appear whenever a baby is born are known as natal teeth. Teeth that are underdeveloped and have a weak root are common. Natal teeth are uncommon. They should not be confused with perinatal teeth, which appear in the mouth...

Though it is often said that a baby is not considered a newborn until they reach the age of one month, this statement is not always accurate. There are numerous milestones that a baby must reach to be considered a newborn. In fact, there are several different...

Felt surprised when holding your baby for the first time and finding a thick mop of hair on their shoulder or head? That’s what we all call Lanugo! It’s tiny thicker hair than the usual one mainly responsible for insulating the baby during development in the uterus....

Baby poop is something you must be ready to deal with since you know you are pregnant. Do you know how varied the content of your little one's diaper can be? It can be runny, firm, green, yellow, or black, and even mucus can sometimes be a part of it. Diaper change is...