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Helpful Tips from your Postpartum Experts
Cradle Cap: Causes and Treatments
If you’ve noticed soft flakes or yellowish patches on your baby’s scalp, you are in very good company. Cradle cap is one of the most common newborn skin conditions, and while it may look surprising at first, it is almost always harmless. Many parents wonder what causes cradle cap, how...
Baby Toy Safety Guide: What’s Actually Safe for Infants
Welcoming a new baby into your home brings so much joy—and plenty of decisions, too. One of the earliest choices parents face is selecting toys that are safe and developmentally meaningful. According to the American Public Health Association, December is Safe Toys and Gifts Awareness Month, this gentle guide will...
Baby Acne: Causes & Treatment for Newborn Zits & Bumps
If there’s something red and bumpy on your baby’s face, you aren’t alone. Bumps or pimples are common, affecting 20 to 30% of newborns. New parents may wonder about what to do if and when baby acne appears on their newborn's face, what natural treatments they can use, and when...
RSV and Babies: Symptoms, Prevention, and Vaccine Updates
Keep your baby safe from RSV this season with this helpful guide that includes what to look out for, how to reduce your baby’s risk, and the latest recommendations for who should get the vaccine and when. As we enter the season of holiday travel, family get-togethers, and crowded indoor...
Should I Cloth Diaper? Cost, Types, Convenience, and What New Parents Need to Know
Cloth diapering has made a big comeback in recent years — and for good reason. Many parents are drawn to it for environmental benefits, cost savings, and fewer chemicals against baby’s skin. But it can also feel overwhelming: What types are best? How much laundry will it really mean? And...
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