Supporting infant growth involves identifying teething stages, establishing safe sleep environments, and transitioning to age-appropriate solid foods.
Sometimes you need a spot to place your baby when you can’t hold him or focus on him for a moment or two. These situations naturally arise during the course of every day, and it’s essential that you choose a safe place for your baby to play.
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Some babies become so upset that they cry inconsolably. Vomiting may accompany this extreme crying for some children. If your baby throws up when she cries, assess the situation carefully to determine whether an underlying issue causes the gastrointestinal response.
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Buying formula for your baby can be pricey, so you probably don’t want to waste it. As expensive as every drop is, specific guidelines exist for how to prepare formula and feed it to your baby. It’s important to follow instructions prohibiting reusing the formula your baby doesn’t drink at a feeding.
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Your baby may think that he can’t sleep without a bottle, but it’s wise to break this habit before it becomes too ingrained. In fact, if you put off eliminating a bottle at sleep time, your little one might have even more difficulty separating from this sleep association between months 15 and 18, warns The Sleep Lady.
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When your baby doesn’t feel well, he may have trouble settling down and sleeping. Teething is a common and ongoing issue for babies. If teething pain coincides with congestion, you have a double whammy on your hands. Soothing your little one to ease the discomforts will be a priority to help your baby rest.
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