To measure your baby’s length all you need to do is lay her down on a flat surface (her changing table is a great place for this task) and stretch a measuring tape from head to toes.
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Should you return to work after the baby is born? Many parents have no choice about whether to go back to work. Among parents of children under the age of one, more than 25 percent of mothers and about 90 percent of fathers work. From: familyeducation.com
Don’t wash your baby’s hair unless they need it to be washed, their oil glands in the scalp are not that functional and you can dry out their head and hair. From: families.com
Brushing a baby’s hair helps to bring oil up to the surface of the scalp and it can be a great way to help your child’s hair comfort if they have very dry hair From: families.com
Does your newborn cry more than three hours a day? Does this constant crying occur at least three days a week, maybe more? If so, your infant may be one of the 20% of infants with something called colic. Colic is defined as the uncontrollable, extended crying in an otherwise healthy baby. Colic generally starts around two weeks of age and can last up to three months, sometimes longer. From: associatedcontent.com
Do not heat breast milk in a microwave; it will destroy the immunizing properties. From: wccip.org Tags: breastfeeding, nutrition, baby
Babies love the warmth and security of their own blanket. Choose one that is small enough that they can carry it around as a toddler. From: likemom.com
Your babies skin is very delicate. Be sure to choose all natural bath and skin care products that soothe and protect them. Keep lots of different creams and lotions on hand so when diaper rashes, dry skin and cradle cap appear you’ll be ready. From: likemom.com
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