Navigating Sore Nipples & When to Seek Care
Navigating Sore Nipples & When to Seek Professional Lactation Care Breastfeeding is an excellent way to feed your baby and provides many benefits for both the infant and the breastfeeding parent. For most parents, breastfeeding goes very smoothly. Others experience some challenges. Sore nipples are one of the most common concerns reported by new […]
Hunger Cry Vs. Sleep Cry
Hunger Cry vs. Sleep Cry — Identifying What Your Baby Really Needs Your baby’s wail wakes you from your nap, and you rush to attend to them. What does their cry mean this time? Interpreting it can be tricky, but a few helpful hints can help you decipher the meaning. Why Do Babies […]
First Year Developmental Milestones and Physical Development
Empower your parenting journey with insights from the Primrose Schools: first-year developmental milestones and physical development. A child’s first five years are a crucial period in their development. During this time, they’re learning and growing by leaps and bounds, and we can see that progress right before our eyes every day. Take physical development, […]
Baby Sleep Progressions
Navigating Baby Sleep Progressions: Insights into the 4-Month and 6-Month Milestones The journey of parenting is a tapestry of moments, each woven with love, care, and, sometimes, sleepless nights. Among the myriad challenges parents face, sleep progressions often emerge as significant milestones, albeit ones that are frequently misunderstood. Contrary to the term “sleep regression,” these […]
Safety & Comfort for Medically Fragile Babies
Expert Reveals 4 Tips to Keep Medically Fragile Babies Warm and Safe this Winter and 3 Things to Avoid November is Prematurity Awareness Month, but it is not only the month to remember those days in the NICU. It is also a time to start preparing for the winter months and the sicknesses that […]
Baby Proofing Your Home
“I child-proofed my house…but they still got in.” -Anon The good news about baby-proofing is that it can be done incrementally from the ground up. When the thought of making the house ready for the baby first occurred to me, I must admit, I was somewhat overwhelmed. My family had moved into a new […]