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How To Introduce Formula to a Breastfed Baby
Want a smooth transition between breastmilk and formula? Here are some tips! How to Make a Wrap Style Baby Sling
How to Soothe a Colicky Baby
Colic makes you and baby miserable - here are some ways to improve baby's chances of moving past it. How to Swaddle a Baby
This basic skill can help to calm baby enough to get extra sleep. How to Take Your Baby's Temperature
There are three main methods for taking a baby's temperature: in the ear, in the armpit or rectally. Using an oral thermometer isn't recommended until a child is 4 or 5 years old (they're too squirmy before that). Rectal temperature tends to be the most accurate, but we'll look at all three methods. How to Treat Infant Constipation
Constipation causes your little one to feel really uncomfortable, so finding some relief for him or her can really help. How to Trim Baby's Nails
Infant Drooling - Is This Teething?
Drooling is a normal stage in a baby’s development, and in some cases, it may announce that the baby is teething. The first tooth typically appears when the baby is 6 months old; however, it is not uncommon for it to appear when the baby is 3 or 14 months old. The time when the teeth start to appear Is Head Banging Normal for Babies?
Your baby has seemed completely normal up until about six months, and then all of a sudden he or she develops a startling new habit: head-banging. They may bang their heads on the crib in a rhythmic fashion when it’s time to go to sleep or on the floor or wall when they’re frustrated. What does it Is It OK To Diet While You are Breastfeeding?
Dieting too early on can be unhealthy, so observe the limits. 