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It is totally normal for your baby to come down with a runny nose or cold, just like adults do. Although it can be hard to watch as a parent when your little one sniffles and snorts no thanks to a stuffy nose, believe it or not, it can be a good...

As soon as you announce your pregnancy, it's unavoidable that you will be bombarded with tons of advice. From the parenting books you read or just receiving unsolicited parenting tips from everyone in your life. And all that information can definitely overwhelm you.

There are loads of baby skincare products from different brands available these days which are formulated to take care of your baby's delicate skin. Before choosing the right skincare product for your baby, it helps when you...

Nappy rash is a very common skin condition that affects children under 2 years old. It happens when your baby wears a wet or dirty diaper for too long, the skin comes in contact with...

Are you expecting twins or have already had a baby and now planning a new addition? If you are, now is an important time for you to decide what stroller would be the most suitable one for you and your babies' needs. There are tons of strollers with different styles and functions available.

There are many types of play and one of them is pretend or imaginary play. Many assume imaginative pretend play brings limited value to a child. However, that is not the case! It may look...

You might notice some shedding - sometimes in clumps - soon after your baby arrives and guess what, it is totally normal! Postpartum hair loss is a common condition that occurs three months after childbirth...

It is crucial to thoroughly clean your baby's bottles, teats, pacifiers, and toys. When it comes to babies, washing their feeding kit alone is not enough as babies and toddlers have immature immune systems. Their feeding kits should also be sterilized as bacteria in leftover milk can cause nasty tummy bugs.

Being a mom is a serious business. Whether you are a working mom or a stay-at-home mom, you need all the help you can get. Motherhood is indeed fulfilling and overwhelming at the same time. Imagine juggling all the work - cooking, changing diapers, and...

Gestational diabetes is high blood sugar (glucose) that develops during pregnancy due to hormonal changes and usually disappears after giving birth. It can happen at any stage of pregnancy but it is more common during the second or third trimester. It occurs when...