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Health

Tummy Troubles: How to Help Your Baby

The first three months with a baby contain a lot of unexplained crying, and most of it is rooted somewhere in the gut. Wind, reflux, colic, evening fu...

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Health

First Sounds: Newborn Crying

Crying is the only language a newborn has. Most parents arrive home expecting to crack the code within a week and feel quietly inadequate when they're...

6 min read

Health

Gas in Newborns: What Helps Most

Gas is one of the most common newborn complaints, and one of the most solvable. Unlike colic — which has many causes — gas-related discomfort often ha...

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Health

Proven Ways to Help a Baby with Colic

Colic is one of the most exhausting and bewildering experiences of early parenting. When a baby screams for hours and nothing seems to help, it's easy...

4 min read

Emotions

Why an Infant May Appear Fussy

'Fussy' is an imprecise word that covers a wide range of infant behaviours, from difficult-to-soothe general distress to specific patterns of inconsol...

3 min read

Emotions

Why Newborns Respond to Stress Through Crying

A newborn's cry is one of the most biologically gripping sounds humans can hear — engineered by evolution to be nearly impossible to tune out. Once yo...

4 min read

Parenting

How Much Do Newborns Cry? Understanding the Normal Range

Almost every new parent has the same shock around 6 to 8 weeks: the baby cries far more than they were warned about, often inconsolably, often in the...

7 min read

Feeding

Switching Baby Formula: When It Might Help and How to Do It

At 6 weeks your baby is squirming, gassy, and crying through the evening, and the easiest lever to pull is the formula tin. The shelf is lined with br...

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