Safety

An essential life skill that is fun and also supports the baby’s overall development.

Say goodbye to grime and hello to playtime!

This herbal supplement may be beneficial for infants based on its ingredients.

Pack your bags well to make your trip to the beach safe, fun, and memorable.

Gather information about the proper time to introduce caffeinated beverages to your child.

The use of sleep positioners is debatable due to mixed claims and reviews.

The risk of suffocation makes these sleepers dangerous for babies.

Studies show that the habit may hamper brain development and cause language delays.

To avoid suffocation, choose one that covers your little one comfortably but is not too big.

AC is safe for babies when used in moderation by maintaining optimal temperatures.

The behavior might be dangerous if it becomes routine and causes physical injury.

Always adhere to the doctor’s prescription regarding the frequency and dosage of drops.

Check with your baby's doctor before using this oil to ensure safety.

Ensure your baby is appropriately dressed and you have the essentials when going outdoors.

This is a normal phase of the baby’s development; refrain from using non-prescription drugs.

Ensure your baby is happy and is kept engaged while their hair is being cut.

Hunger, newborn reflexes, and teething can cause babies to chew their tongues.

Seeing your little one doing this may be alarming, but it may not be a cause for concern.

Bright colors may tempt babies to suck their fingers but employ safe ways to paint tiny nails.

Luke warm water is preferable; slightly cooler water can be used in the summer.

The higher the gestational age, the better their chances for survival.

Maintaining a safe room temperature can help prevent overheating and SIDS.

Learn how to safely use natural oils to ease your little one’s teething woes.

You may tickle the baby if they enjoy but avoid it if they express displeasure.

You may shower with your baby, but be cautious or take a partner's support for their safety.

Swing is not a safe sleeping place since it may suffocate the baby.

Like all other essentials, diapers have a “best before” date for optimum performance.

Choosing low-height bassinets with all sides guarded can prevent falling.

Avoid it for those under two as it may cause excess mucus, leading to nasal congestion.

A baby's immunity is weak, so kissing may increase their risk of developing skin and respiratory infections.