Supporting infant growth involves identifying teething stages, establishing safe sleep environments, and transitioning to age-appropriate solid foods.
If your baby cries when she is passing gas, she is probably experiencing pain due to trapped gas in her abdomen. Small babies often suffer from uncomfortable gas bubbles that form in their stomach and cause pain and irritation. Gas is especially prevalent in babies between 3 and 6 weeks of age, according to "Parents"
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Infant stool can be a good indicator of your baby's health, according to pediatrician Jay Gordon. The color and consistency of your child's bowel movements are sometimes the best insight you have into how your baby is feeling. Stringy, watery mucus in your infant's stool can have a variety of causes.
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Your 12-month old baby is ready to start eating more solid foods and relying less on breast milk or formula for nutrition, according to Kids Health from Nemours. Choose healthy foods full of beneficial vitamins and nutrients when feeding your 1-year-old to make sure she is getting the most nutrition out of every bite.
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Dealing with an overtired baby who won't sleep can be exhausting and frustrating for parents. Establishing a consistent bedtime routine and sticking to it can help prepare your child for sleep at the end of each day.
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