A 2-month-old baby crying excessively may signal different needs. Possible Causes Hunger or thirst Colic or abdominal discomfort Tiredness or overstimulation Need for comfort and closeness When to See a Doctor If crying is intense, unusual, or accompanied by fever.
Fine Motor Skills: How to Stimulate
Fine motor skills involve precise hand and finger movements. Examples Pincer grasp with thumb and index finger Holding small objects Tip Offer stacking toys and blocks.
Newborn Stuffy Nose: What to Do
Nasal congestion in newborns is common and usually not serious. Causes Dry air Residual mucus after birth Mild infections Tips Use saline drops Apply a gentle nasal aspirator Maintain proper humidity in the room
Gross Motor Skills: Main Stages
Gross motor skills involve large body movements. Examples Sitting without support Crawling Walking Tip Give baby space to move freely.
Colic and Gas in Babies: Practical Solutions
Colic and gas are very common in the first months. How to Help Gentle tummy massage in clockwise direction Bicycle leg movements Warm bath
Separation Anxiety in Babies
Separation anxiety appears around 8–9 months. Signs Baby cries when parent leaves Seeks constant contact Tips Say goodbye clearly instead of sneaking out Introduce new people gradually
Bottle Feeding and Sterilization Rules
Bottle feeding can supplement or replace breastfeeding. Hygiene is crucial. Rules Sterilize bottles and nipples after each use Prepare fresh formula each time, don’t store leftovers Choose nipple size appropriate for baby’s age
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.
Infant Colic: Symptoms and Solutions
Infant colic is common during the first 3 months. Symptoms Prolonged, intense crying Baby pulls legs to tummy Restlessness, especially in the evening Solutions Tummy massage Warm bath Gentle rocking
Baby Vaccinations: Why They’re Essential
Vaccines protect babies from serious diseases. Tips Follow the vaccination schedule Record dates in the health booklet Watch for mild side effects