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Importance of a baby feeding tracker

Why is it important to track my baby’s feeding pattern?

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Diaper Rash

What causes diaper rash?

Frequently asked question on diaper rash ,sharing this article https://www.myqueen.asia/post/diaper-rash

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Changing baby's diaper

Should I have to change a newborn diaper after every feeding?

YES. You should change a newborn diaper after every feeding or even more frequently if the baby has a messy diaper. Changing the diaper also helps in preventing skin irritation and rashes from occurring.

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Relationship between diapers & baby sleep

Can a diaper really help my baby to sleep longer? Sounds too good to be true.

So, there’s no exact way to hold a clinical test to prove that it’s the diaper that makes a baby sleep better. There’s are other factors like light, noise, dreams, hunger, etc. for this to be totally accurate. Diaper leaking affects baby's sleep. When it gets uncomfortable, they cry. here fore, you must choose a diaper with more absorbency so that the baby doesn’t feel the liquid and stays warm, dry, and sleeps peacefully.

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Baby's Hunger Cues

Why is my baby hungrier than usual?

When babies go through a period of rapid growth (called a growth spurt), they want to eat more than usual. These can happen at any time. But in the early months, growth spurts often happen when a baby is: 7–14 days old 2 months old 4 months old 6 months old

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Getting a breastfed baby to take bottle

My 6 month old baby is attached to my breasts for feedings, how do I get my baby to accept a bottle?

Here are some tips to help your breastfed baby take a bottle: - Have someone else give the bottle. - Take your baby to a quiet and non-distracting location. A calm environment can have a big impact on a baby's mind. - Try and give your baby a bottle when he/she is starving so the baby doesn't have the time to think about refusing. - Move around while feeding the baby. - Try different bottles or a pacifier. - Tickle the baby's mouth to encourage an open mouth then bring baby up onto the bottle nipple, aiming the nipple toward the palate."

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Burping your baby

How often should I burp my baby during feedings?

After your baby finishes on one side, try burping before switching breasts. Sometimes, the movement alone can be enough to cause a baby to burp. Burp your baby every 2 to 3 ounces (60 to 90 milliliters) when you start bottle-feeding. Some infants need more burping, others less, and it can vary from feeding to feeding. If your baby spits up a lot, try burping more often.

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Sleep aids for babies

What kinds of sleep aids tend to be helpful for infants?

Here are the best baby sleep aids that will transform your baby's bedtime: - Pacifiers - Swaddle or sleep sack - White noise machine - Room darkening shades - Motion (swing, sling or stroller)

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Newborn-Sleep Patterns

What is important to remember about newborn sleep schedule?

There is no schedule! Remember, there is no need to put your newborn on a sleep schedule. Their internal clock is not yet developed.

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Child waking up too early

My child is a early riser, how can i get him to sleep till later?

Having a baby is akin to having a human alarm clock. Both wake you up with sudden noise, but what happens when your baby suddenly begins to wake earlier and earlier? If your baby is waking up too early, can either mean that he/she is getting too much sleep or very little sleep. Adjusting your baby's sleep schedule is most important to avoid waking up early.

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