How To Get Your Baby Sleeping Through The Night
Babies often have a hard time understanding the difference between day and night for the first few months of life. They are accustomed to being lulled to sleep in the womb by mom’s movements. They then wake up at night when mom goes to sleep. When they are born, they don’t automatically know that their cycle is supposed to be the other way around! In this interview segment, Baby Sleep Coach Suzanne Hansen discusses how to train your baby to differentiate between daytime and nighttime, for a deeper, longer nighttime rest. Click on the play button below to listen now! How to get your ...
How To Treat Colic With Baby Massage
In addition to calming your crying baby and providing relief from colic, massage has a number of benefits. Babies experience stress just as adults do, and a massage can help baby relax. It can help premature babies stimulate growth and promotes good digestion. Massage is a good way for new parents to build a bond with baby, and it encourages good relationships with other family members, including brothers and sisters or other caregivers. It also helps parents relax and find some quiet time for just them and baby, which can be rare. For babies, it offers these benefits: • Improves circulation • Eases digestion • Promotes healthy growth ...
Breastfeeding Diet Tips: 8 Foods That May Cause Colic
Some experts believe that a breastfeeding mother's diet can be a primary factor in infant colic and crying. In some cases, there can be genuine allergies or particular foods that can cause havoc on an infant's immature digestive system. If you are breastfeeding and suspect a particular food, you can try to eliminate it and see if it helps. If the problem is food related, it's typically pretty easy to identify and obvious once the food has been removed. There are 8 foods that are most often associated with infant distress, and that breastfeeding moms may want to eliminate to determine if ...
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Baby Crying and Colic
Infant Colic Myths
Similar to many children’s medical problems, there are a number of myths about the treatment and causes of infant colic. Once you’ve determined your baby has colic and are seeking colic solutions, the best way to separate truth from fiction is to talk to your pediatrician. To get you started, here are 3 common myths about colic. Click... [Read more of this review]
9 Baby Cry Remedies
In this interview, colic expert Julie Buck discusses 9 proven solutions for help your baby to stop crying. NOTE: Any type of baby cry remedy should always be used in consultation with your pediatrician or family doctor. Click on the play button below to hear Julie’s advice: Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play... [Read more of this review]
Baby Colic? Avoid These 3 Mistakes
Baby colic occurs when an otherwise healthy baby cries inconsolably for extended periods of time without any apparent reason. There are, however, certain mistakes some parents make that can make the situation worse and the crying sessions longer or more intense. In this teleseminar, Julie Buck (a postpartum doula in Denver, CO) discusses three common... [Read more of this review]
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