Babycare

Your 3-week-old baby is growing fast and beginning to adjust to life outside the womb. This stage brings new sleep habits, feeding needs, and developmental changes parents should know to provide the best care.

Caring for a 2-week-old baby can feel overwhelming, but understanding their needs helps. From sleep patterns to feeding cues, this guide offers practical tips to support your newborn’s early growth, comfort, and development with confidence.

At 11 weeks old, your infant is becoming more alert, expressive, and interactive. This guide covers developmental milestones, daily routines, and expert parenting tips to help you nurture your baby’s growth and strengthen your bond.

In this article, you’ll understand what to do if you need someone’s help, how to stop germs from harming your baby and let yourself rest during recovery.

Do newborns get cold easily? Yes—and understanding how to keep your baby warm is essential. This guide covers temperature signs, safe sleep tips, and helpful gear to protect your baby from getting too cold in any setting.

Heat exhaustion in babies happens when feeding becomes too tiring, causing them to fall asleep or feed poorly. This article explores common signs, underlying causes, and gentle, effective strategies to support your baby during mealtimes.