Parenting

Studies have shown that specific changes occur in women’s brains during pregnancy and after birth. MRIs in scientific research have shown that the brain’s gray matter decreases, allowing mothers to be more sensitive to social signals. Their ability to observe and know their babies’ needs increase and they become more protective. This change can explain why mothers are eagle-eyed about almost every detail of the supplies they provide for their babies—even when it comes to bibs! In this blog post, we’ll help you figure…

As parents, doing everything to create a safe life for your children comes naturally. After all, it’s easy to soothe their cries and keep them content in their bed. One of the most common practices for newborns is introducing them to a pacifier. Still, questions linger over if introducing pacifiers to a newborn is okay (and not okay), are pacifiers bad, how soon to introduce pacifiers, and whether they pose any risks that could lead to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). Let’s tell you…

Is your baby more irritable than usual, or are they chewing their toys more than they are playing with them? These are telltale signs your baby could be teething and might need your help. Fortunately, there is a solution: a silicone teether. Here are some ways a silicone teether can help your baby and why you should get one ASAP! First: Is My Baby Teething? At six months old, anything could be happening to your baby. The physical and mental challenges of getting older…

Minimalism is increasingly becoming popular when selecting furniture for a home or nursery. The minimalist style might not be ideal for every family, but it has clear benefits that must be explored. This blog post will explore why minimalist high chairs may appeal to you and your family, what qualities matter most when considering them, and which are best suited for individual needs.  Stay tuned—by the end of this blog post, we guarantee you’ll know whether a minimalist high chair is suitable for your…

It does not matter if you are a new parent or have been in this situation before. You always look forward to the developmental milestones of your kids. Whether it is their first steps, laughing, smiling, or grabbing onto things, watching them do their little achievement is a win and a good indication that your kids are growing up healthy. Taking note of your kid’s development will help you guide them to grow up properly. In this blog post, we’ll talk about some of…

Welcoming a new baby into your home can be both exciting and challenging. As new parents, you want to ensure that your little one has a safe and stimulating indoor environment for independent play and growth, and what better way to do that than to build a baby play area! Designing a dedicated play area for your baby can be a fun and creative way to provide them with a space for exploring, learning, and having fun. The great thing about giving kids room…

You’ve been mesmerized by your kid’s smiles and coos. You have seen them slowly mastering tummy time. In no time at all, you’ll see them trying to stand and attempting to take their first step. Little kids grow up fast. Many of their developmental milestones happen in a span of one year. Babies can start walking at around 12 months. However, some may learn earlier, and some may learn to walk at a later stage. However, you may play a part in their motor…

It’s no secret that a night of good quality sleep is essential for good health, especially for little kids. Kids are usually sleep-hungry, and one main concern for parents is giving their kids a safe sleep. It’s hard for kids to stay in place even while they are asleep. Fortunately, there are safety bed rails available. If you are considering purchasing one, here are some considerations and everything you need to know about bed rails for kids and their transition to toddler beds. What…

When you’re expecting, there’s so much to prepare for and it can feel overwhelming. Whether you’ve just welcomed a newborn baby into your home or are preparing to do so soon, one question may be on your mind: “Does a newborn need bibs?” The answer is yes. During breastfeeding or bottle feeding, newborn bibs can help protect your baby’s neck and chest from dribbles. But did you know there are various types of bibs? This blog post will go through each type of baby…

Gone are the days when your questions included, “Can babies sleep in playpens?” or “Can a baby sleep in a playpen overnight?”—you already know the answers to these! As your precious little one grows and matures, you’re probably now wondering when they’re going to outgrow their playpen.  A playpen offers an incredibly safe space for your active child to explore without getting into trouble. But unfortunately, there will come a time when your baby starts to get bored of the same area each day.…

Nothing beats the feeling of learning you will be a new parent. While you’ll experience extreme happiness and excitement at the news, you won’t help but worry too. That anxiety will understandably worsen when you envision foul-smelling dirty diapers and disastrous diaper changes.  Fortunately, there are countless online resources and readily available diaper-duty accessories that can chase that nagging fear away. When things go south (literally), you’d better believe that a good ol’ diaper changing pad can save your day. Let’s discover the wonders…

Are you concerned about giving your baby the safest non-toxic sippy and trainer cup? Finding safe products in today’s marketplace can be daunting—especially considering that many plastics and other materials contain toxic chemicals that could harm our babies. Worse, safety standards do not always keep up with our current knowledge of chemical side effects, so it’s essential to take matters into your own hands when selecting items for your family.  In this blog post, we’ll discuss how to pick baby training cups and supplies…