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Infant Dehydration
Infant dehydration can be quite serious, so it's important to identify the symptoms, get to the root of the cause and treat your child accordingly.
Symptoms of Dehydration
Here are some symptoms that your child is...
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Newborn Constipation
It's important to watch your newborn closely for signs of constipation, as without care the situation can worsen.
The first few days of life, your infant will pass meconium, a greenish black substance that accumulated...
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Nursing Blisters
Whether you breastfeed or bottle-feed, your baby can get nursing blisters. Nursing blisters, sometimes called 'sucking blisters,' are caused by vigorous sucking. They appear as a blister on the center of the top lip....
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Newborn Clothes
Infant clothes are great to shop for! While it was once harder to find the exact style you wanted for your child, it is now easier to find infant dresses that suit your individuality.
There are...
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Caring for Your Circumcised Newborn
If you've had your baby boy circumcised, some care should be taken to keep the site clean and dry until the wound heals. This entails putting lubricant and gauze on the tip of the...
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Visiting the Doctor
Now that your little bundle of joy has arrived, you will need to make a visit or two to your child's health care provider during the first month. Usually, the first visit will happen...