If you are a mother or father of a newborn, you probably know very well that almost desperate moment at the end of the day when the baby starts crying non-stop… Yes, it is quite common for very young babies to cry a lot, after all, this is their way of communicating. However, there is a specific period when things seem to become even more complicated. From around 4 pm to 8 pm, the famous witching hour (arsenic hour) takes place. Continue reading “How do I calm my baby during witching hour?” »

One of the greatest fears of mothers is that the baby will roll out of the cot while sleeping, right? Especially when they are very young. That’s why the baby nest is essential for peaceful nights for parents and children! Continue reading “What is the point of a baby nest?” »

What the cot must look like and what you need to take into account. A safe place to sleep in a suitable environment not only favours the healthy sleep of the baby, it also contributes considerably to avoid the Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). Continue reading “How can I keep my baby safe in their cot?” »

If you’ve recently received a newborn in the family, you must be full of questions. That’s totally normal! As many questions as you may have, we can bet that 50% of them will have to do with your baby’s hygiene. Especially when you’re ready to give them their first bath, with all of their new towels, toys and picture-perfect moments. But, how often should you wash some of these elements? Especially towels. Let’s take a look at this interesting guide. Continue reading “How often should you wash your baby’s towels?” »

The little ones deserve comfort and softness at all times. And, as we said before, the preparation of the outfit needs to be carefully done. An essential part of this set of articles, the baby bath towel is one of their greatest allies. Used daily, the piece must guarantee the care and softness children need. Continue reading “How to choose the perfect baby bath towel?” »

It is generally agreed and recommended that the safest place for a baby to sleep is in his own bed, on a flat and stable surface, without pillows or padded sides, dolls or cloths, with blankets and sheets no wider than the area below the shoulders and always facing upwards. Continue reading “Should babies sleep in their parents’ bed?” »

The birth is over and now all that’s left is to bring your little one home. But ‘sleeping like a baby’ will be a phrase applied more to baby than to you as your sleep will be on the rampage.
Continue reading “Sleep patterns of the newborn baby” »

As baby grows, play also accompanies him. Play helps baby to be stimulated and is a way of learning about his surroundings. And above all, it stimulates his senses. Continue reading “Play with baby by stimulating his senses” »

Babies’ sleep is most often a challenge for families and the regression of the baby’s sleep is often a topic addressed in paediatric consultations. A newborn baby needs to sleep for several hours, around 16-20h in a day, but for nutritional reasons and immaturity of the sleep cycles, sleep is divided into periods of 1-4h, after which he is awake for feeding and care. Continue reading “Regression of baby’s sleeping hours: what to do?” »

Babywearing is gaining more and more fans, but the truth is that this transport technique is the most traditional there is (African mums are experts on this subject!). A few decades ago there were no pushchairs and mums needed to have their hands free to work, but they still wanted to have their offspring close to them. How to reconcile the two? Babywearing. Continue reading “The Benefits of Babywearing” »