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How To Check Your Baby's Temperature

Last updated: October 22, 20253 min read
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics

Every parent should know how to check their baby's temperature. Here's why:

  1. "Does my baby have a fever?" Kids develop fever from time to time. You should know when to visit a doctor. And for this, you need to check and note your baby's temperature – it also helps the doctor to identify your baby's illness.

  2. Newborn babies are very sensitive to cold. You need to check your baby's temperature regularly to make sure your baby is well protected from cold.

Kangaroo Mother Care – A Lifelong Blessing For Your Baby

Last updated: October 22, 20256 min read
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics

Kangaroo Care is very simple and a promising way to give unique benefits to your baby. And the best part is: Anyone can do it!

Whether you are a mother, father, grandmother, grandfather, a nurse or a healthcare worker and want to learn the true potential of Kangaroo Care, this article is for you.

Kangaroo Mother Care is holding the baby directly in skin-to-skin contact on the chest with no clothes in between. When a mother gives Kangaroo Care, she can also give exclusive breastfeeding and ensures zero separation from the baby. Together with Kangaroo Care, exclusive breastfeeding provides lifelong protection for the baby.

Best Milk For Your Baby: Comparing Breast Milk With Formula And Cow Milk

Last updated: October 22, 20259 min read
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics

Parents always want the best for their baby. And doctors advise breast milk as the best and complete food for a baby. But some parents may have reasons to choose other options – formula, cow milk or even goat's milk. Which one is better?

Here is an unbiased, in-depth, scientific comparison of breast milk with formula milk and cow milk to help you choose the best milk for your baby.

Comparing breast milk with formula and animal milk

Baby Hunger Cues: Signs Your Baby Is Hungry

Last updated: October 20, 20253 min read
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics

Babies should cry when hungry, right? Guess again! They shouldn't.

Hungry babies signal their mothers long before they cry. After spending some time together, you can easily recognize your baby's hunger cues.