Tag: baby care
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Beyfortus, the New RSV Antibody for Infants, Gets the Green Light from the CDC
At home insemination Hey friends! There’s some exciting news for parents with little ones. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has officially recommended a new RSV antibody called Beyfortus for infants and certain toddlers. This comes after a tough RSV season last winter, where over 18% of tests for the virus were positive,…
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Sleep Schedule for Your 8-Month-Old: Sample Naptimes & Tips
At home insemination As your little one grows, her sleep patterns will evolve too. By the time she reaches 8 months, you’ll notice she can stay awake longer and sleep more soundly at night. However, she still needs ample rest to avoid becoming overtired and fussy. While there’s no one-size-fits-all sleep routine, most babies this…
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Understanding Breast Pump Flange Sizes: What You Need to Know
At home insemination Using the right breast pump flange size can significantly ease the breastfeeding experience. Here’s a friendly guide to help you navigate flange sizes for optimal pumping. What is a Breast Pump Flange? A breast pump flange is a funnel-shaped component that fits over your nipple, creating a vacuum seal with the areola…
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Babyproofing Your Home: Essential Checklist for Each Room
At home insemination So, you’ve got a little one on the way or maybe already here, and it’s time to make your nest as safe as possible. Babyproofing can feel overwhelming, but don’t sweat it! Just take it room by room, and you’ll have your home ready for your curious crawler before you know it.…
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How to Calm a Sensitive Baby
At home insemination Does your little one seem particularly affected by loud noises or bright lights? Here’s how you can help your sensitive baby feel more at ease. If your baby reacts strongly to noise, bright lights, or even certain textures, it can be a challenge. Many parents envision a calm and content little one…
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When Do Babies Start Rolling Over?
At home insemination Rolling over is an exciting milestone for your little one and often catches both parents and babies off guard. Typically, babies begin to roll over around the 4-month mark, but this can vary widely from child to child. As they strengthen their arms, neck, and back, rolling from tummy to back becomes…
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Newborn Sneezing: Understanding Your Baby’s Frequent Achoos
At home insemination You might have noticed that your little one sneezes quite a bit, and you might be wondering whether it’s something to be concerned about. The truth is, frequent sneezing in newborns is typically quite normal and not a cause for alarm! Is It Normal for My Newborn to Sneeze a Lot? Absolutely!…
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Understanding the 8-Month Sleep Regression in Babies and How to Handle It
At home insemination So, your little one has been nailing sleep like a champ, but now they’re waking up at all hours? Welcome to the 8-month sleep regression, a common phase many babies go through. Let’s dive into what this means, how long it lasts, and some tips to help you cope. What is the…
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My Breastfed Baby Won’t Take a Bottle: Help Me!
At home insemination I’m facing a challenge with my 10-week-old baby as I prepare to return to work in a couple of weeks. She’s exclusively breastfed, and despite our attempts, she refuses to take a bottle filled with pumped milk. I’m starting to feel anxious — what if she goes hungry at daycare? First, it’s…
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Exercise and Breastfeeding: Is it Safe to Work Out While Nursing?
At home insemination Hey there, mama! If you’ve just received the green light from your healthcare provider and are itching to hit the gym — be it the treadmill, yoga mat, or barre — you’re in for a treat. Exercising while breastfeeding can be incredibly beneficial for both you and your little one. Let’s dive…