A colicky baby is enough to frazzle the nerves of any new parent. That's why we reached out to doctors and moms alike to get their best colic soothing tips. When it comes to soothing a colicky baby, it’s hit or miss. Some babies respond well to certain tactics, some respond only occasionally, and some don’t respond at all. But when you’re l.... Read More
Parents, especially first-time parents, are not always prepared for the amount of crying they encounter the first few months. Every mom is going to have days when nothing she does will console her crying baby, and this is NORMAL. It has nothing to do with being a “good” or “bad” mom, let’s clear that myth up right away. Babies cry, and .... Read More
Short Answer- Looking forward to your baby's first year milestones? You should be. In the first twelve months your baby is going to grow and change at an astounding pace. Each month you will experience new and exciting developments! Parents often wonder if their baby is developing “normally” and reaching milestones as expected. It’s importa.... Read More
First-time parents often worry if they’re showering “too much” attention on their newborn. Am I holding him too much? If I pick her up every time she cries, does that make me a pushover? Well mom and dad, you can rest easy…because for the first few months of life, spoiling a baby is pretty much impossible! So don’t let the haters tell yo.... Read More
Short Answer: Colic is uncontrollable crying in an otherwise healthy baby. It usually begins around week 2 or 3 and tapers off by 4 months. The Rule Of Threes Colic is not exactly a diagnosis, it’s more of a behavioral observation. Pediatricians generally use the "rule of threes" to determine colic: crying episodes that start when a baby is a.... Read More