Oral hygiene should begin before teeth appear. Tips Wipe gums with a damp gauze Use a soft toothbrush when first tooth erupts No fluoride toothpaste before 1 year
Vomiting in Babies: When to Consult
Vomiting may be mild or indicate a health issue. Causes Reflux Infections Overfeeding When to See a Doctor If vomiting is frequent, forceful, or accompanied by fever.
Iron Deficiency Anemia in Babies: Prevention
Iron deficiency anemia is common in babies. Signs Pale skin Fatigue Lack of appetite Prevention Introduce iron-rich foods after 6 months.
Watermelon for Babies: Hydrating and Fresh
Watermelon hydrates and refreshes in summer. Tips Remove seeds Cut into small pieces
When Can a Baby Start Drinking Water?
The right time to introduce water depends on the baby’s age. Exclusively Breastfed Babies Until 6 months, water is not needed — breast milk is enough. After 6 Months Offer small amounts between meals. Tip Better in a training cup than a bottle to prevent tooth decay.
Gluten in Baby’s Diet: When to Introduce
Gluten can be introduced between 6 and 12 months. Suitable Foods Whole grain bread Pasta Sugar-free biscuits Tip Introduce in small amounts and monitor reactions.
Fever and Teething: What to Do
Teething may cause mild fever. Normal Up to 38 °C (100.4 °F) When to Worry If higher or accompanied by diarrhea or vomiting.
Food Allergies in Babies
Food allergies are common in the first year. Common Allergens Cow’s milk Eggs Soy Symptoms Rashes Vomiting Difficulty breathing
Vitamin C in Baby’s Diet
Vitamin C is important for the immune system. Sources Oranges Kiwis Broccoli
Apple for Babies: First Fruit Choice
Apple is one of the first fruits offered to babies. Benefits Rich in fiber Easy to digest Mild taste