The baby usually begins to crawl between 6 and 10 months, as at this stage he is able to lie on his stomach with his head raised high and already has enough strength in his shoulders and arms, as well as in his back and trunk to be able to crawl. Therefore, if the baby […]
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It is not possible to say exactly how long after the mucous plug comes out the baby will be born. This happens because, in some cases, the plug can come out up to 3 weeks before the start of labor, and therefore, losing the mucous plug does not mean that the baby will be born […]
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The baby may begin to sleep alone in his room when he begins to sleep a full night or when he wakes up to feed a maximum of twice a night. This occurs around the 4th or 6th month, when breastfeeding is consolidated and the baby begins to create its own rhythm. Unicef recommends that […]
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Pregnant women generally feel the baby moving in their belly for the first time between the 16th and 20th week of pregnancy, that is, at the end of the 4th month or during the 5th month of pregnancy. However, in the second pregnancy, it is normal for the mother to feel the baby move earlier, […]
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Baby can go to the beach from 6 months onwards as long as it is before 10am and after 4pm, since during this period the intensity of the sun’s rays is weaker, reducing the baby’s risk of sunburn and dehydration. However, even if going to the beach is during the cooler hours of the day, […]
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From 9 months onwards, babies eat 6 meals a day, including 2 fresh fruit porridge for morning and afternoon snacks, and 2 main porridges, prepared with vegetables, cereals, legumes and proteins, for lunch and dinner. However, it is important to remember that breastfeeding or infant formula are still the baby’s main meals and, therefore, should […]
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If the baby falls out of bed or crib, it is important that the person remains calm and comforts the baby while assessing the presence of signs that may indicate injuries, such as redness, bleeding or bruising, for example. Most of the time the fall is not serious, but it is always recommended to take […]
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Homemade face mask: 10 recipes for baby skin Looking for ways to take care of your skin on a budget? These homemade facial recipes will solve your problem and make your skin look fantastic. Taking care of our skin is essential to have beautiful and healthy skin. For this, there are a multitude of cosmetic […]
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The 7-month-old baby can already maintain good contact with other people through their eyes and begins to understand the meaning of “no”, through gestures made by their parents, or caregivers, with their fingers or head. If the baby has not yet sat up alone, at this stage he will learn to sit without support and, […]
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Hypothermia in babies is a relatively common situation, especially in premature babies, as their body surface in relation to their weight is much larger, making it easier to lose body heat, especially when they are in cold environments. This imbalance between heat loss and the limitation to produce heat is the main cause of hypothermia […]
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