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Baby Flying With an Ear Infection
Flying can be stressful enough, but flying with a crying baby takes the stress to another level. It can be difficult to ascertain who is most stressed–you, the baby or the people around you. Whichever it is, you want to make the flight as smooth as possible for everyone involved. Pay attention to your baby’s ears because they are one of the main culprits for causing discomfort to babies on planes.
Tips For Road Trips With Kids
Summer is upon us and vacations are being planned as we speak! The meaning of a summer vacation is quite different now that I have kids. When I was younger, I would envision my summer vacations to look something like an MTV music video. Now the resemblance is more like a National Lampoon's Vacation movie.…
Sleeping Schedules for Babies
Babies sleep a lot, but new moms often find themselves up at all hours of the night, longing for a long stretch of sleep. Helping your baby get into a regular sleep schedule gives you more rest at night when you need it most. Once his sleep patterns become more established, his other daily activities might become more routine as well.
3-Month-Old Baby Sleeping Habits
By 3 months of age, your once lethargic bundle of joy will likely be more bright eyed and ready to adopt an entirely new pattern of sleep. Unlike their newborn counterparts, 3-month-olds are more aware of their surroundings and have started to form bonds with parents and other important figures in their lives, increasing the likelihood that they will be hesitant to part from these individuals when sleep time arrives. As you begin to tackle the task of creating a sleeping pattern for your tot, consider what sleep behaviors are typical of babies in this age group.
Pregnancy Diet for Nausea
The March of Dimes reports more than 50 percent of all pregnant women experience nausea during pregnancy to some extent. If you are lucky, your nausea will subside by the onset of the second trimester, usually around week 12. But for some, nausea doesn’t completely go away until after delivery. The only way to get through the nausea is to learn how to manage it.