As parents, we are always concerned about the safety of our children. That’s why in winter we try to keep them well covered to avoid catching a cold. But that same coat we wear to protect them from the cold can be a death trap in the event of a collision. Continue reading “Why babies shouldn’t wear a coat in a car seat?” »

According to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), it is a general rule that bulky clothing, including winter coats and snowsuits, should not be worn underneath the harness of the car seat. Layering your baby in thick or puffy coats before getting in the vehicle can actually prevent the car seat from working properly.​​​​ Continue reading “Is it safe to put blanket on baby in car seat?” »

The situation has been well known for a long time. When it’s time to put the baby to sleep, taking them for a drive in their car seat has been the technique used by many parents, who can see quick results because of the movement of the vehicle and the noise of the engine. Continue reading “Is it bad to let baby sleep in car seat?” »

Burping helps to expel some of the air that babies tend to swallow while feeding, in this blog you will find out everything you need to know about why your baby is burping and the best techniques to help them. Every baby needs to expel, or, more appropriately, burp. In fact, one of the first skills you’ll learn as a mother, on par with learning to change a nappy or fold a pram with one hand, is helping your newborn release that trapped air in his tummy. Continue reading “What is the fastest way to get a baby to burp?” »

Along with changing nappies, one of the first new skills first-time parents need a lot of practice with is when to burp their baby. Gas is the air that is trapped in the gastrointestinal system and needs to be released. Burping is a way for parents to help the baby get rid of this gas. Continue reading “Is it important to burp the baby after every feed?” »

One of the greatest doubts on the part of parents is: until when should the baby stop using nappies? The defraying process must be tranquil and without anxiety. It is a normal stage in the life of the child and of the parents. At this stage, it means that your baby is growing and becoming more and more independent. Continue reading “When your child should stop using diapers?” »

One of the biggest questions for new mums and dads: when should my baby start wearing a bib? Any mummy or daddy will tell you that a bib is one of the baby’s must-haves that you should always have on hand. Your baby may be clean and spotless, but as soon as you turn your back for a second, they’ll be full of milk or leftover food in no time. Continue reading “How many bibs should a baby have?” »

You probably haven’t been told this, but the bib is an essential item in a baby’s layette. And we ask you, mum: is this item already on your shopping list? If not, stay with us to better understand why the bib is so important in a baby’s wardrobe. Continue reading “Why do babies wear bibs?” »

As a parent, you will quickly discover that meal times are messy. You might be surprised at how little of each meal your baby actually swallows. When it comes to keeping food off your little one’s clothes (and everywhere else) during mealtime, baby bibs are an excellent option. Baby bibs come in all manner of different sizes, shapes, and materials. How do you determine which bib is right for your baby? There is a very detailed guide we have created on baby bibs that will assist you in finding the perfect one for your baby. With this guide, you will become an expert on baby bibs. Continue reading “How to choose the best newborn bibs?” »

We all know how much you care for your child. For children’s development, sleep is critical in the early years. For the most satisfactory quality sleep, you need to provide your infant with a safe and nurturing environment. Although a crib is more common, other baby nests are available for tucking your little one in at night. Learn more about baby sleeping nests and how to choose the ideal one for your child here! Continue reading “What to look for when choosing a baby nest?” »