Music Therapy for Infants and Toddlers: What Parents Should Know
Streaming Mozart for a sleeping newborn is not music therapy. Singing your child's favourite lullaby at bedtime is not music therapy either, even thou...
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Streaming Mozart for a sleeping newborn is not music therapy. Singing your child's favourite lullaby at bedtime is not music therapy either, even thou...
A colicky baby in a desperate evening has a particular sound. Parents who have lived through it can identify it on a recording. The crying is rhythmic...
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...
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...
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...
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...
'Fussy' is an imprecise word that covers a wide range of infant behaviours, from difficult-to-soothe general distress to specific patterns of inconsol...
Wind and colic are two of the most common concerns in the early weeks of parenthood — and two of the most frequently confused. Swallowed air during fe...
The shelves of any chemist now carry probiotic drops, sachets, and powders aimed at babies, with claims that span colic, immunity, eczema, digestion,...
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...
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...
You have a healthy, well-fed baby who screams every evening for hours, refuses to be put down, and looks like they're in agony. Nothing you do helps f...