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How to stop breastfeeding

Sunday, February 14th, 2010

stop breastfeeding
The most comfortable way both for mother and baby to stop breastfeeng is to do this slowly and gradually, dropping a breast feeding or two each week until eventually you have replaced all feedings with the bottle. When you skip a feeding, your baby will be surprised by the appearance of the bottle, and your body will also be surprised by the sudden lack of demand. Your breasts may be heavy and sore, filled with milk. If the engorgement bothers you, you can pump them and store the breast milk for a bottle feeding. Don’t pump them completely dry, though, or you’ll be signalling your body for a refill. Only express enough milk to relieve the pressure, and you’ll be telling your body that you don’t need as much milk to be produced. Over time, lactation will stop naturally.
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Signs of Teething in Infants

Thursday, February 11th, 2010

baby teething
There are a lot of things that baby goes through in first year of his life.
Usually babies are happy go lucky until they begin teething. There are many signs of teething and you need to be ready for them when your baby is between 3 and 12 months old.
There are some typical signs that many parents know about. These are biting, drooling, crankiness, night waking, and sensitive gums. Also it could be something like avoiding food, a rash, runny nose, and just a general overall cranky baby.
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Winter Games for your baby

Wednesday, December 30th, 2009

winter games

Winter is a happy season of snow and funny winter games. Do not stay at home even you think it is too cold today. When you run and play with your baby you won’t be cold.

Positve Practice for Toileting Accidents

Saturday, December 5th, 2009

baby toiletPositive practice involves working with the child in an intensive practice of what he or she should have done – the positive alternative – instead of having an accident. It requires the child to practice going to the toilet 10 times immediately after an accident, every time one occurs. Because positive practice is really boring and takes a lot of time and effort, children become motivated fairly quickly to avoid it. Of course, the best way for them to do that is to poop or pee in the toilet instead of their clothing. While your child will be in charge of much of this activity, you, as a parent, can make positive practice work by remembering several important points: (more…)

How to understand your infant baby?

Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009

crying_baby_interpretInterpreting why your baby is crying is sometimes very hard. It does not matter it is day or night, your newborn infant will cry. Babies from newborn to six weeks can cry as much as one to five hours every day.

It can be difficult to tell what exactly causes Baby to cry, but fortunately, there are ways of figuring it out. By using some tips and tricks, you may be able to comfort your child by curing what ails them.

You may have heard that tending to your newborn immediately after they start crying every time can spoil them. Most child experts and researchers note that there is no validity to this theory.

It is important to understand that this is your baby’s way of communicating with you. If you ignore your baby, you may do more damage than help. If you respond immediately, comfort, and help your baby, this will establish a sense of security in your lucky little one at an early age.
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First lessons with your baby

Friday, October 9th, 2009

Many parents think that you don’t need to tech you little baby before school. It is a big, big mistake, huge! The earlier you start teach your baby the better. Of course is it not a go decision to learn mathematics or biology with a newborn but you can do a lot to help your baby to learn great in the future. So start learning with your baby today! I promise you – you will discover a lot of interesting and beautiful things around you.
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Positive affirmations for happy mom

Tuesday, September 15th, 2009

Whether you are a working mom, or a stay-at-home mom, you are most likely busy every day. Sometines you may feel like the hands on the clock are working against you as you struggle to find and maintain balance throughout your day.

All this busyness tends to become overwhelming for many moms. When that happens, before you realize it, mother’s guilt sets in and you begin patterns of negative self-talk. If this is already occurring in your life, right now is the time to stop it. One of the best things to do for yourself is to use positive affirmations. (more…)

A bath for your newborn baby. HOW TO…

Thursday, June 4th, 2009

baby bathing
Many parents are afraid to bath their newborn baby. And this is not strange. The baby is so small and it seems so fragile and defenseless. But we still need to wash the baby. So do not be afraid and read some tip how to wash your newborn baby.

1. Wash your hands. Before bathing please gather all necessary bath supplies and lay out at least one clean towel, because after the bath you will not have a time to do this.

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The road from nappies to a pot

Friday, May 15th, 2009

The road from nappies to a pot is a very important step in life of every child and its parents. This step means the step to adult life. Every baby do it in its own manner. Of course, parents should help the baby to find the road from nappies to a pot.

There are several things that will help you to leave nappies:

  • Tell your baby what is pot and why do you need it
  • Show what to do with a pot
  • Be patient (more…)

What to do if baby does not sleep at night?

Saturday, May 9th, 2009

baby sleepSometimes my son (he is one year and 8 months old now) wakes at the middle of the night and starts play. He talks to me and my husband laugh and jump on the bed. And no words can make him sleep. In the past that can make me very sad and I do all in my power to put the boy in the bed. But now I realized that it is all senseless. (more…)

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