Babies are biologically programmed to fall asleep at the breast. It is a normal behaviour and is mostly due to a hormone called cholecystokinin or CCK. CCK makes baby feel full and sleepy and it is released in babies gut as soon as they start sucking. Breastfeeding child to sleep [...]
Baby is surrounded by amniotic fluid or water contained within a membrane bag (amniotic sac) inside uterus. During the natural process of labour, the water breaks when the baby's head puts pressure on the amniotic sac, causing it to rupture. Women will notice either a gush or a trickle of [...]
Overview Preterm or premature labour starts before 37 weeks of pregnancy. It's when your body starts getting ready for birth too early.The earlier preterm birth happens, the greater the health risk for your baby.Many preterm (preemies) need special care in the neonatal intensive care unit.Contraction in preterm labour can be [...]
Bringing home a newborn baby can be an exciting and terrifying time for new parents alike. You are already a natural at caring for your baby. Here's some parenting tips that aid your baby’s physical and language development. 1 to 6 Month Old Baby Tips Provide ways for your baby [...]
Too much screen time can impair brain structure and function. It can cause obesity, insomnia, mood swings and even problems at school. Because child brain undergo so much change during their formative years, this excess screen time can be even more damaging. Excessive screen-time linked to changes in preschoolers' brains. [...]
75% of each meal goes to build your baby's brain. Or that over 80% of your baby’s brain is formed by the age of 3.With every hug and every kiss, with every nutritious meal and game you play, you’re helping to build your baby’s brain. Handling Newborn Wash your hands [...]