Soy milk should only be offered as food to the baby if the pediatrician recommends it, as happens in cases where the baby cannot be breastfed, or when he develops an allergy to cow’s milk or even in some cases of lactose intolerance. Soy milk in the form of infant formula is produced from soy […]
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Neonatal acne is a change in the baby’s skin in which the appearance of small dots on the baby’s face is noticed, and this condition is considered normal and temporary, not a sign of illness and not requiring specific treatment, in most cases. This type of acne can disappear after 2 to 3 weeks after […]
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The child’s heartbeat considered normal varies according to age, from 100 to 205 bpm, for a newborn baby, to 60 to 100 bpm, for a 13-year-old teenager awake and at rest. Although changes in heart rate can be seen in common situations, such as when the child sleeps, cries or is playing, in some cases […]
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130 names for girls (The best names for female babies) They are simple female names, with different phonetics, not very common in Brazil, but with beautiful meanings that promise to captivate. When you are in the process of choosing a name for your child, insecurity is natural. And, above all, the desire to put a […]
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Giving honey to your baby can be dangerous, especially for babies under 1 year old, due to the risk of infant botulism. Honey is also rich in sugars and is not a recommended food for children under 2 years of age. Botulism is a disease caused by toxins produced by bacteria Clostridium botulinum, which is […]
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Rhinitis in babies occurs due to contact with allergenic factors, such as dust, animal hair or smoke, which leads to the appearance of symptoms such as a blocked nose and runny nose, in addition to causing itching and irritation. Therefore, it is very common for the baby to always touch his nose and be more […]
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Canker sores in babies, also known as stomatitis, are characterized by small sores in the mouth, generally yellowish in the center and reddish on the outside, which can appear on the tongue, roof of the mouth, inside the cheeks, on the gums, at the bottom of the baby’s mouth or throat. Normally, canker sores disappear […]
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Teething in babies can cause symptoms such as irritability, excessive salivation and red gums, and usually occurs around 6 months of age, which is when the first teeth usually begin to emerge. Generally, the symptoms are mild, not requiring any specific treatment, and to help alleviate the discomfort that may occur, you can massage the […]
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Teething in babies can cause symptoms such as irritability, excessive salivation and red gums, and usually occurs around 6 months of age, which is when the first teeth usually begin to emerge. Generally, the symptoms are mild, not requiring any specific treatment, and to help alleviate the discomfort that may occur, you can massage the […]
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Swollen gums in babies are normally a sign that their first teeth are being born and, therefore, parents can observe this swelling between the baby’s 4th and 9th month, although there are babies who complete 1 year of life and who do not present any birth symptom. This happens because each child has their own […]
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