
Baby
Bathing
Babies does not need to have a bath
everyday, usually two to three times a week should
be sufficient.
Baby
Sleep Pattern
During the first few months, your
newborn may sleep up to 16 hours a day.
Baby
Clothing
As a general rule,
dress your baby with the same amount of clothing that
you are wearing plus one additional thin layer.
Baby Development Guide
Week by week and month to month baby development milestones. Learn about how a baby grow and develop.
Baby
First Food
Infants are ready for solids when
they have good control of their head, neck, and can
sit without support (usually around 4 to 6 months).
Baby
Teething
Usually,
by about 6 months old, your baby will be getting the
first of the 20 milk teeth. Baby teething will continues
until your baby is about 3 years old.
Baby
Toy & Gift Idea
Toys are an important educational
aid. It help babies and toddler to develop abilities
to function separately from parents. It can also help
them to realize the connection between enjoyment and
learning.
Bottle
Feeding Baby
There are many different formulas milk
available in the market. You will need to choose the
one that best meet your baby nutritional needs.
Breast
Feeding Baby
Human milk provides
all the protein, sugar, fat, vitamins and specials
benefits that babies need to be healthy.
Breast
Pump
Expressing breast milk to give to your baby provides
your partner an opportunity to feed the baby and giving
you some free time.
Car
Seat: Infant Car Seat
Infant
car seats are divided into four stages. The car seat
you need is depended on the weight of your child.
Car
Seat: Toddler Car Seat
A properly installed forward facing child car seat
is safe and effective because the three different
part of the car seat works together to protect your
child
Cradle
Cap
In many healthy infants, new skin
cells on their scalp are being produced faster than
the old skin that falls off, resulting in an extra
layer of old and dry skin (cradle cap).
Potty
Training
Usually, by about 2 years old,
your child muscles may have developed enough so that
they will know when they need to use the toilet. |