Starting to use utensils is a step for your baby as they learn to feed themselves. Every baby is different. They are ready at different times. Some babies might start trying to use utensils around 8 to 9 months while others might take a bit longer. It is really important to look for signs that […]
This is a normal thing that happens to babies at four to five months of age. Babies become extra attached around four to five months because they are still learning about the world and the people in it. Babies get really attached to the people who take care of them like their mom or dad
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Be honest — have you ever talked to your baby and thought, I am still trying to figure out if people really get what I am saying. Does it really make a difference what I think about this? People do not understand me yet. I wonder if it really matters what I say. The truth
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Newborn Reflexes are like signals that Newborn Reflexes send to us. We should know what Newborn Reflexes are trying to tell us. When we see these movements in Newborn Reflexes we wonder what is going on. Newborn Reflexes are doing these things for a reason. We need to understand what these Newborn Reflexes mean. We
When you have a baby one of the important things you need to decide is how to feed your baby. For people, in Pakistan this decision can be really tough because of what your family wants, what your culture expects and all the different advice you get from people. Some people say, ” a mothers
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(A Complete Guide for Confused & Caring Parents) Bringing a newborn home is a beautiful experience — but when your baby won’t stop crying, it can quickly turn into stress, self-doubt, and exhaustion. Many parents ask: The truth is: newborn crying is normal, and most of the time, it is your baby’s only way to
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A science-backed, real-life guide for parents You’re sitting on the couch with a cup of coffee that’s already gone cold. Your toddler is happily pulling every container out of the kitchen cupboard—for the third time today. You glance at your phone… and then it hits you. Should I be playing with them right now? Teaching
When you have a baby you will probably worry about feeding. Every new parent has these worries. You want to know if your baby is eating enough. You might be thinking about things like: The truth is, feeding worries are normal for parents. You just want your baby to be okay. So how do you
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Momistan understands how Pakistani system of “joint” families have all the capabilities to make motherhood feel overwhelming. There is a continuous bombardment of opinions, advice and expectation, even if one wants it or not. Personal space is a no-go area, especially when it comes to playing. Independent play is not about leaving your children unattended,
Parents, especially in Pakistan and generally around the world, often worry about their toddlers talking and walking late than a normal observed time period in other children. Speed of development can vary among children, but certain signs warning towards a potential abnormality must not be ignored. This eventually means a medical evaluation for such children
