Babies start laughing. Shocking as it may sound, babies don’t laugh and giggle until about 4 months of age. This age is considered to be the time when babies first start to laugh out loud and giggle with a full belly laugh. A baby’s first laugh is usually elicited by stimulus such as a tickle, cooing, or by seeing someone else laugh. These are the perfect conditions for baby to smile spontaneously. While newborns smile from as early as the first week of their lives, these smiles are generally reflexive or spontaneous. Elicited smiling in response to external stimulation begins around 4 to 5 we ..read more

The toothbrush is probably the first toothbrush your baby gets. As teeth begin to push through, you’ll brush them with soft baby toothpaste and wash their teeth when their gums are clean and teeth have been brushed or teeth brushed. But what about brushing your teeth? Should parents brush baby teeth too? When should that happen? And how should it be done? Read to find answers to all your questions about tooth brushing baby teeth. When To Start Brushing Baby Teeth Babies should start brushing their teeth as soon as their first tooth appears, usually between 6-10 months of age.  Parents can ..read more

How to Clean a Baby Tongue at Every Stage. When you are a newborn’s mother, cleaning your newborn’s mouth is not a job you’d take lightly. It’s essential for the health and well-being of the baby. Plus, it’s fun too! Right from teeth cleaning to tongue cleaning, it’s all fun! But when it comes to newborns, things might be a bit different. Not every newborn gets teeth right away. In fact, some newborns don’t have teeth until they’re 6 months old or even 1 year old! That’s why it’s important to know the signs of tooth development in newborns and brush their tongues accordingly. Read on as we tel ..read more

Babies So Cute. Babies are cute simply because of their cuteness. It’s hard not to melt when you see them. But as cuteness lovers, we wonder why babies look so adorable to some people and not everyone else. There are a lot of factors that go into this, from genetics to the environment they’re raised in, and even the food they’re fed. Did you know there is science behind cuteness too? If yes, we’re here for that! Without further ado, let’s dive into it! What’s The Point Of This Cuteness? According to psychologist and baby schema expert Dr. Nicholas Spottiswoode, babies have evolved to be as cut ..read more

Babies Start Dreaming. Dreaming is a fascinating experience. Not only is it a form of sleep, but it’s also the time when we make all of our biggest decisions. It’s the stage in life where babies take their first steps and gain language skills. At around 2 months old, most babies start dreaming for the first time. In this blog, we’ll learn about dreams and dream development in newborns. We’ll also touch upon what newborns dream about and how long they sleep for at that age. Do Babies Have Dreams? According to a paper by the National Sleep Foundation, newborns spend half of their sleep in rapid ..read more

Babies Recognize and Respond. Babies hate it when people talk to them in baby talk. It’s cute when your newborn is listening to the sweet, soft sounds of your voice. But if you’re friends and family are trying to talk to your baby, don’t worry too much. They’re likely just trying to make communication a little easier for you. What’s more important is knowing when babies begin recognizing their names and whether they respond with smiles when they hear their names. Observant parents will notice when babies recognize their name too and will start using that name more often. So, let’s talk about ..read more

Babies Get Their First Tooth. Babies’ teeth are teething teeth that begin to erupt between the ages of three and six months. Teething is a normal process that causes teeth to erupt. Since every baby teethes at their own rate, there is no set age at which teething begins. The signs of teething include chewing more forcefully, drooling more, discomfort while chewing, and increased gum chewing. Although it can be uncomfortable for infants, teething is an important developmental stage. The process of a baby’s teething is crucial for the formation of good oral habits and dental care. Teething is an ..read more

Babies Clap. Want to know when your baby starts clapping? When they can hold their hands up and join in, you’re in luck! Here’s everything you need to know about clapping, when babies start, and how it helps them learn. At what age should a baby start clapping? Some parents believe that babies should start clapping around six months old. This is based on the theory that clapping is a sign of communication and that beginning to learn it early will help the baby communicate better in the future. To encourage the baby to start clapping, you can either show them a video of someone clapping or try ..read more

Stop Burping A Baby; Burping babies? We’re so glad you asked! Burping baby is an important part of feeding them. It ensures they get all the food off their tummy and helps them to spit up excess liquid. It’s also a way of helping your baby to relax after feeding, which in turn promotes better sleeping patterns for newborns. While burping babies themselves is a natural process, it’s still important to follow some basic guidelines. But why should you care? Well, aside from keeping your baby healthy, burping babies has a number of benefits for you as a parent too. Read on to find out more about b ..read more

Baby Look Like. The thought of a new baby in your future can be frightening when you’re experiencing baby fever and joy. Will he or she resemble their father? What traits will she possess? You’re thinking about all of these issues as you prepare to become a mother. But do not worry, dear future parents! There is always a technique to predict the appearance of the baby. Here is all the information you need to understand how genes affect a baby’s appearance and how eyes and hair color develop. Is There a Way to Tell What Baby Will Look Like? Before a baby is born, it is difficult to predict how ..read more