01. Sleepless in the nursery
Are you struggling to get your infant to sleep through the night? If so, try following these guidelines provided by US experts...
Read | 02. How the baby develops 0-3 mths
As a parent you're allowed to make gooey, cooing noises, but you can already start stimulating your newborn's mind and body.
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03. Your baby's first test
Life is tough. Minutes after your baby is born, he will already have to complete his first of many tests in life. This test is called the Apgar test which aims to evaluate a baby’s condition and detec...
Read | 04. Examinations after birth
Shortly after birth, the doctor will clamp and cut the umbilical cord, give a vitamin K injection and do a series of examinations. This section outlines how the screening works.
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05. Your baby's reflexes
Some reflexes are present from birth but most disappear after two or four months. Reflexes develop to ensure evolutionary survival. What are the most important reflexes you will notice in your baby?
Read | 06. Good solids to start off with
Are you starting your baby on solids? Here is a list of good foods to try.
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07. Baby foods to avoid
Here is a list of food to avoid during the first year.
Read | 08. Nine month check-up
These tests are usually done when the child goes for the immunisations at nine months. They are done at a clinic, satellite or mobile clinic. The “Road-to-Health” card is examined to identify any high...
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09. Signs of teething
What are the signs that your child may be teething?
Read | 10. Bathtime for baby
You're out of the hospital and now it is your job to bath your baby. Don't panic - here is a step-by-step guide of what to do.
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11. Battling with baby blues
Most moms expect to be happy when their babies are born. Imagine feeling worse than ever before, not even wanting to see the baby, and feeling guilty on top of it all.
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