Registration
Baby Skincare
Your baby's skin is so soft and smooth and just delightful to touch. However, this also means that the skin is very sensitive and prone to bouts of the occasional irritating skin problem and when baby is irritated, chances are, so are you. Huggies® can help you along by identifying and offering treatments for specific skin conditions as well as general baby skin health care tips and advice.
Breastfeeding
Here are some useful tips to make sure you and your baby go through a smooth transition into the world of breastfeeding: Feed your baby as soon as you can - straight after the birth is ideal if you and your baby are well. Get…
Diapering Tips
Changing diapers can be a challenging, especially for a new mother. It is as important to know, as it is to know which is the right diaper for your baby. In this section we will try to help you understand important things like diaper rashes, how many times to change diapers and how to make sure your baby is comfortable in diapers.
Learning and Development
It’s a phase to test and learn. That’s what all babies do. It is important however to understand how your baby thinks and what is important to keep in mind. Here are some cues.
Newborn things to know
Talking to your partner and discussing what both of your expectations are for when your baby comes home will help to relieve some of the stress you may experience. You may find that your partner has a different idea of his role than you…
Sleep Time
"Is she a good sleeper" is probably one of the most often asked questions when you have a baby. Advice offered within this section has been kindly supplied by the It's Time to Sleep program as a guide to all parents. This information in no way replaces any recommendation or guidelines made by your family doctor or health practitioner which specifically relates to your child.
Vaccination
Childhood immunisation was implemented to reduce the spread of certain harmful diseases amongst local communities. It has proven to be a very successful tool in keeping our kids healthy.
INTERESTED ARTICLES
Infantile Eczema: All you need to know
Eczema is caused by skin inflammation and results in itchy and dry skin. Surprisingly, babies too may suffer from eczema, starting as early as when they are two months old. Eczema can be effectively treated and so, most children get completely cured. But some of the children with eczema, carry it to their adulthood or may develop other atopic illnesses like allergy and asthma.
Baby Skin Care Regime – Myths Busted!
Babies have very soft and delicate skin and along with other things, mothers take utmost care of it. But there are some myths about the skin care regime which we want to explain to all the beautiful mothers. So here we go!
6 Fun And Kulit Ways To Boost Baby's Physical Development
The first years of baby's life are the most important – this is when major brain and body development happens.
ARTICLE WITH TOPIC
Baby Care: 2 Month Old Baby
If you feel as if you’re investing a lot of energy with very little return, this month may turn the tide a little.
Sleep Time
"Is she a good sleeper" is probably one of the most often asked questions when you have a baby. Advice offered within this section has been kindly supplied by the It's Time to Sleep program as a guide to all parents. This information in no way replaces any recommendation or guidelines made by your family doctor or health practitioner which specifically relates to your child.
Nursery room
The walls of the nursery sets the scene, so naturally it is the most visible part of the room. The color scheme and media you decide to use for decorating the walls will have an impact on the mood of the room as a whole. For room decor suggestions see Baby nursery decor.
Helpful tips to find the right diaper for your baby
When you have a baby for the first time, it is natural to be clueless about everything. Make sure to listen intently to the nurses after the birth, study how they bathe your baby and leave the hospital with whatever they put into your big plastic bag.
Premature babies
Unless you’ve been identified as being at risk of preterm delivery, a premature birth probably isn’t top of mind. But any pregnant woman can have a premature baby, even is she takes good care of herself during pregnancy.
Premature Baby: Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV)
RSV is the most common cause of lower-respiratory-tract infection in infancy or childhood. RSV is highly contagious.
Shop Huggies online at these retailers
