Teaching your Baby

Don't be afraid to make silly sounds As the mother of 12 children, I have noticed again and again that infants are in a constant state of active learning. I try to foster this natural...

The Power of Skin-to-Skin Contact

After nine months living inside of his mother, the baby's natural habitat is her body.  A person's habitat is where he functions best.  For a baby, this means growing.  A baby who is held skin to...

How Will My Baby Look?

So you were expecting a cute little baby with dimples and a little curl of hair. Instead, he's covered in blood, this weird creamy white stuff and has a head of long, dark hair....

Fontanels or Soft Spots

Fontanels are soft spots found on your newborn's skull; they are the patches where skull bones have not yet met. Fontanels are squishy to touch and seem very vulnerable. In fact, they are made...

Navel Care

After the birth of your baby, the umbilical cord will be clamped and cut. This will leave a small stump that will dry out and fall off after some weeks. It shouldn�t take more...

Your Baby�s Stool: What it Means

One concern new moms often have is whether their infant�s stool is normal. They might question the frequency of their baby�s bowel movements or wonder what the difference is between bottle feeding and breast...

The Premature Baby

Some babies just can't wait to make their appearance in the world and are born before they are full-term. Thanks to the miracles of modern medicine, a premature baby has a much better chance...

Premature Babies: In the Hospital

Rarely do parents anticipate leaving the hospital after the birth of their child without their newborn. Unfortunately, when a baby is born prematurely, this is what happens. Often, the child is whisked away to...

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