Lactose intolerance can appear in some babies. Symptoms Diarrhea Gas and bloating Stomach pain Consult pediatrician before changing diet.
Mango for Babies: Sweet and Healthy
Mango is a sweet fruit rich in vitamin C. Tips Offer ripe and soft Cut into small pieces
Swaddling a Baby: Comfort or Risk?
Swaddling can calm babies but also has risks. Benefits Promotes better sleep Reduces startle reflex Risks If too tight, may affect hips Risk of overheating
Vitamin D for Babies: When and How?
Vitamin D is essential for strong bones and preventing rickets. Sources Moderate sun exposure (10–15 minutes daily) Supplements prescribed by pediatrician Tip Never expose babies directly to sunlight without protection.
Baby Oral Hygiene: When to Start
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.