Night Weaning At this stage, babies who are eating 2-3 complementary foods a day can be weaned off night feedings. By 4-6 months, a baby's stomach capacity can reach over 200 milliliters, and the time...
Introducing Complementary Foods After 6 months, breast milk and formula are no longer sufficient to meet a baby's growing nutritional needs. During the initial stages of introducing complementary food...
Teething Babies usually start teething between 4 and 7 months of age, during which they may experience excessive drooling, swollen gums, decreased appetite, and increased oral sensitivity. They also t...
Milk refusal At this stage, some babies may become easily distracted while feeding and even show clear signs of resistance towards breastfeeding or bottle-feeding, frequently pausing during feeds or l...
Sleep regression At three months old, babies may experience a significant reduction in daytime naps. Despite feeling tired, it can be difficult to soothe them to sleep, and they may startle awake easi...
Baby Crying and Fussiness Babies may turn red in the face, squirm, kick their legs, whine, and cry inconsolably, especially in the evening, and may take a long time to settle down and sleep. This is a...
Breastfeeding Ensuring an adequate milk supply and preventing spit-up and regurgitation are challenges that new mothers face. Solutions: 1. For mothers who had a vaginal delivery, have the...
There are lots of times when babies experience a growth spurt, including 7-10 days, 2-3 weeks, 4-6 weeks, 3 months, 4 months, 6 months, around 9 months, and so on. It usually lasts 2-3 days, but it ca...
The timing of the period after delivery is not certain and is mainly related to whether or not you are breastfeeding, and individual differences. Postpartum breastfeeding mothers may experience period...
