When your new baby arrives, you become their first line of medical care. Being prepared with some basic first aid skills can go a long way to keep your baby safe, your sanity intact and your trips to the doctor less frequent. How should you prepare? We recommend starting by building up a first aid kit in your home. This kit should contain items to benefit the entire family, including those products meant for tiny […]

In the early months of your baby’s life, they aren’t very mobile, which means they need help developing the strength and skills to move about on their own and support their own weight. How do we help them do that? One of the most efficient exercises to help them develop is known as tummy time and it’s something you should aim to do every day once your baby is at least three months old. Tummy […]

Bath time is a very special part in your baby’s routine. This is a time to not only clean off the messes of the day, but an opportunity for more play and bonding. Giving your child a bath is another way of showing them you’ll always be there to take care of them and they can feel how much you love them. That’s not to say bath time is always easy — there will be […]

Once you welcome a child into your family, you have to make adjustments to every aspect of how you live. You have to make sure the home you live in will be a safe environment for your baby, especially as they grow and become more mobile. What should you absolutely do to make your home “babyproof?” The work should begin before your baby is born. After all, once they arrive, your free time will decrease […]

Being sick is never convenient. But when you’re sick while pregnant, it can feel like you’ll never get well without the medications you’re used to taking. Extra precaution is essential when you’re carrying a child, as traditional cold and flu medications can pose dangerous risks to the child. So, what can you do when you get sick while pregnant? First let’s look at the common cold. You know it the moment it starts — that […]

One of the most challenging parts of being a new parent is feeling like you’re stuck in the house. It’s a tough reminder your free time isn’t really your own anymore and can make you really miss just running errands or going out for a meal. However, taking your new baby out into the world isn’t something you can do right away or in the same way you used to. Why? First and foremost, your […]

Iron is one of the most important minerals the body needs to function optimally. Among it’s many uses within the body, iron helps bring oxygen to the body’s various organ systems and tissues, making it a vital nutrient for proper circulation. Having too little iron can lead to anemia as well as symptoms like dry, brittle hair, fatigue and/or weakness, headaches and cold feet and hands. But how much iron we need throughout our lives […]

When your baby is first born, you live for every new giggle and noise they make. Once those babbles begin to sound like words and phrases, you start spending more time wondering what their voice will sound like and what type of personality they will develop. From the beginning, you can help your child develop their vocabulary through various techniques, games and exercises that will assist them in identifying certain sounds and letters and eventually […]

Once your maternity leave ends and you’re heading back to work, you’ll need to arrange for care for your baby during the day. This can be one of the most stressful decisions a new mother can make because of how much trust is involved. These are the six steps we recommend following to help you find a caregiver who fits your parenting style and your child’s needs to the letter. Do your research. Nowadays, there […]

Once your baby starts consuming more solid foods, it can be overwhelming trying to plan the menu for someone who can’t even speak. Babies need the right blend of nutrients daily to help them grow and develop properly, which is why planning is important. One of the most crucial things to consider is their brain development, so they can begin recognizing shapes, colors and objects, processing what they hear around them and then one day, […]