Kissing your baby is a natural thing to do, especially when you just feel all the love pouring inside that you want to show your baby. But little did we know that there is more to kissing a baby than just showing our affection. Kissing a baby might be a way of sharing a disease which might not be harmful to you, but is to your baby!

It is expected that your baby should be vaccinated within the 1st year of their life. This has been the usual prescription by doctors to prevent them from acquiring diseases that may pose risk on your baby’s life, especially when there is an effective way of resisting these diseases. So, what are these vaccines? What are they for? Why do your babies need them and when should you return to your pediatrician?

Tummy time is a fun and interactive time for you and your baby. It is also a normal part of your baby’s development and a significant milestone as it gives them some time to play on their own while also helping with their development.

Worried about your baby’s sudden acne? Some babies go through this stage while some don’t. Don’t worry as we’ll let you know why your baby has developed acne, the treatment and how to prevent them from having it again.

Do you remember when you first saw your baby opening their eyes and you were just so mesmerized by it that you couldn’t look away? Everything seemed so interesting for them that their eyes just wander around,taking in their new environment. Let’s protect their eyes as early as we can.

It can be quite alarming for parents when they notice that their baby’s getting sick. Even more so when your baby has cough and it is causing them to become irritated.The cough could cause them to be even fussier than usual.

Vaccinations for babies is a very contentious subject. There is so much conflicting information provided to parents that it can be really difficult to sift out the truth and decide where you stand with vaccinations. One thing can be certain, and that is the fact that vaccinations have helped eradicate many serious diseases, and that they protect children from certain illnesses from infancy to adulthood. In order to understand vaccinations, one needs to know what they contain, how they work, and which common myths just aren’t true.

Your baby’s first raised temperature can be scary. As normal as getting a high temperature might be, it can be alarming, and knowing what to do when your baby does have a raised temperature can really go a long way in helping you deal with the situation effectively.