Babydash's Blog

Spending time together as a family and having healthy human connections significantly benefits our overall wellness and social well-being. However, it isn't easy to gather everyone and spend time together doing shared activities...

Before being a parent, you may have heard of 'tummy time' and wondered what it is all about. Whether you are a first-time parent or not, in this post, you will learn all about tummy time for babies.

Burping your baby, or winding, is an important part of feeding. As your baby swallows, air bubbles can become trapped in their little tummy which can cause much uneasiness. Burping allows your baby to remove...

Whether it is your first or third child, having a new baby can trigger a mix of powerful emotions — excitement, joy, fear, and anxiety. And these big emotions are usually caused by physical changes including changes in hormones, interrupted and lack of sleep, and a change in...

It is any parent's and caregiver's worst nightmare to see their child struggle to breathe. Alas, it is not something unusual to happen. Choking occurs when a child's...

Nursing your baby to sleep can be an extremely comforting experience for both you and your baby. It is natural for your baby to fall asleep while breastfeeding as the sleep-inducing hormones released can...

If your little one has reached 6 months and started eating solid foods and all of a sudden you notice their skin is looking a little yellow or even orange, you may be worried that...

Baby swings often become essential for many families as they are great for freeing up the hands on a busy day and can help keep your child entertained. It also provides a change of pace for your little one as the motion of the swing will often...

Children spend more time indoors watching TV and playing games on mobile devices, which studies have shown may harm their health and growth development. So, once in a while, when it is safe, take your child to play outside! Being outside not only...

By the time your little one reaches the 3 to 6 months mark, their neck and upper back muscles are strengthening so that they can support and turn their head. Their eyesight is also improving so they enjoy looking at the world around them. And one of the ways for you to help...