Monday

Baby care-Vitamins

Vitamin supplements containing vitamins A and D are recommended from 6 months for babies receiving breast milk as their main milk drink. Babies fed an infant milk or follow-on milk do not need vitamin supplements if they take more than 500ml/day, but if their intake is less than this they will need to have vitamin drops too. If you think your baby may need vitamin supplementation, vitamin drops are available from your health visitor, doctor or clinic and are free to those in day, and this should be given on a spoon and not added to bottle feeds. You should not give any other vitamin and mineral supplements unless they are medically indicated.This are all Vitamins links to baby health.

Saturday

Baby care-travel kit for baby

Travel Bag 1 Powder 2 Shampoo 3 J & J Lotion 4 J Diaper Creme . Rubber Duck, color coordinated Wash cloth and Rattle, Cotton Swab Pack, Baby Bath Guide in a duck print zippered vinyl travel bag with white piping. Printing is done on the bag. medicine kit

Thursday

baby care-travel information

baby care-travel information

baby travel kit

baby soap,baby oil

bibs

Pain reliever, such as Baby Tylenol

Thermometer

Baby wipes

Diaper-rash or antibacterial cream, such as Balmex

Gauze

Bandages

Large resealable plastic bags (for soiled items like diapers and wipes)

Sunblock (for children over 6 months)

Infant decongestant (for children over 6 months)

Parents should add a laminated list of important contact numbers and copies of medication prescriptions, as well as a list of children's hospitals in the area where they will be staying.

Saturday

baby care-Travel with your small baby

When traveling with your baby, the key to a successful trip is an informative guide Welcome to baby travel information. Were making it easy for parents to travel with babies, f you're a new parent, we suggest you think of your baby travel companion as someone who'll add a new dimension to your travel experiences. Be sure you calm down your expectations, set realistic goals, and take it nice 'n' easy. Here are some parent-tested suggestions for travelling with a baby.when traveling with your baby, the key to a successful trip is an informative guide Be flexible: Traveling with your small baby can be a wonderful experience — if you go with the flow. Too many new sights and sounds at once can overstimulate your baby, and toddlers get bored having to sit still or sightsee for long periods of time instead of being able to run around and explore at their own energetic pace. Keep your itinerary simple. Limit it to one baby travel activity a day and you'll find it much easier to make last-minute adjustments if your child gets tired or just wants to spend time splashing in the hotel's wading pool.

Baby food

Make sure to take along a supply of water, breast milk, or formula — and a bag of snacks, if your baby travel is eating solids — on any trip. Children can get dehydrated during a flight, and toddlers can't always wait for food service (or they refuse the airline meal when it arrives). Whether you're in the air or on the road, best bets for older babies include easy-to-pack snacks like jars of baby food, bags of whole grain cereal, small cartons of fruit juice.

Wednesday

baby care-best baby food

ayurvedic massage for baby
Baby massage has a long tradition in India. Just after birth, a cleansing massage is done with a soft wheat-dough ball, to which a little almond oil and a dash of turmeric is added. Just before rubbing the ball is dipped in a bit of almond oil. This practice is continued for the first six days after birth, before the bath. It enhances circulation, helps in the expulsion of toxins and aids the digestive system of the baby. On the seventh day after birth, actual baby massage with the dough ball starts and this goes on every day for 3 weeks. The dough ball should be dipped in oil every now and then, which helps to keep the 3 proper balance. Massage with the hands begins when the infant is one month old, when the baby's body has become strong enough. The baby massage is continued every day for 3 months, during which the most time is spend in massaging spine, back, neck, waist, hands and feet, because these parts need to gain strength to support the body.
New parents may be wondering when to introduce solid foods for your little one. Is it when they are hungrier? Is it when they are six months old? Is it when they begin to crawl? But the answer is: look for cues that tell you that your baby is ready.

Most babies are ready for solid foods between ages 4 and 6 months. If your baby can hold his or her head in an upright position or sit with support, then this means that they are ready for eating solid foods. Also, if your baby is hungrier and interested in what you are eating, then these are all signs that your baby is ready. However, getting ready does not mean that you should cut off your baby from your breast milk at once. Make sure you.
baby food
Child needs food especially breast feed is very important to grow; A child can digest mothers milk. When mother takes notorious food then mother can get enough milk to feed the baby.

Child massage is important activity in daily life child need a smooth and regular massage and bath to keep the child healthy and active.

A child is around 3-12 months need special child food apart from breast feeding.

mother and child can enjoy when both are healthy.Breastfeeding is considered the best nutritional source for babies and it also helps fight infections. Breastfeeding also has a number of benefits for the mother who can bond with the baby through this wonderful experience.
Benefits of Breastfeeding .Even when your baby is only two months old, you should keep her gums healthy and clean. Gently wipe her gums with a wet, clean, soft cloth every day. The most important thing to remember is never to put your baby to bed with a bottle. In addition,
The benefits of breastfeeding are countless for both baby and mother. This nutritious diet makes the baby grow healthier and stronger, and it also helps the mother become healthier and avoid certain diseases.ayurvedic massage for baby
Baby massage has a long tradition in India. Just after birth, a cleansing massage is done with a soft wheat-dough ball, to which a little almond oil and a dash of turmeric is added. Just before rubbing the ball is dipped in a bit of almond oil. This practice is continued for the first six days after birth, before the bath. It enhances circulation, helps in the expulsion of toxins and aids the digestive system of the baby.

On the seventh day after birth, actual baby massage with the dough ball starts and this goes on every day for 3 weeks. The dough ball should be dipped in oil every now and then, which helps to keep the 3 proper balance.

Massage with the hands begins when the infant is one month old, when the baby's body has become strong enough. The baby massage is continued every day for 3 months, during which the most time is spend in massaging spine, back, neck, waist, hands and feet, because these parts need to gain strength to support the

Tuesday

baby care-baby massage

Baby massage
Massaging your new baby is a great way to get to know them and to create a loving, trusting bond between yourself and your child. Research has proven that there are numerous benefits to regularly massaging your baby including better sleeping and settling habits. And the great news is — baby massage is simple to learn and do.
When to start
You can start to massage your baby from any age but wait until you are comfortable handling your little one and start off with small sessions with a few simple stokes, say five minutes, if they are very young and work up to longer times. Go with your baby and massage for as little or as long as they enjoy it.
Benefits of baby massage
There are many benefits to infant massage including:
Promotes a strong bond between parent and baby
Helps baby to feel loved and secure
Parents start to become familiar with their baby's visual cues
Increases parental confidence in handling their baby
Decreases stress and tension for parents and child
Relaxes baby and helps with sleep and settling
Encourages development of flexibility and co-ordination
Promotes stimulation of immune, circulatory and digestive systems
Can help to relieve wind, constipation and colic
Learning the right techniques
Most massage experts advise that you begin by massaging the legs. This is because the legs are touched constantly while changing nappies and babies will be familiar with this type of touch. Be sure to use long firm strokes. Light, feathery touch will irritate a lot of babies; however, some newborns may prefer a lighter touch, it's best to experiment and see. It's very important to maintain eye contact with your baby throughout the massage. You can start by massaging with the
baby's clothes on if you wish or have the baby undressed, including their nappy.

Friday

Baby care-Baby growth chart

Baby care

During the first two years human

Being grows and develops rapidly,

A six -week-old baby is helpless and

Must have everything done for it,but by the age of two years the baby can walk, talk, and feed it self.

6weeks

Held or fed and cries when

Distressed she can fellow objects with her eyes an listen to a person talking

6 months

baby can crawl rapidly pull her self up to a standing position, point to and pick up objects. She says her first words

8 months

The baby can sit up by her self will try to crawl and can stand if supported. She turns

towards sound of familiar voice, can imitate simple sound.

10 months

baby can crawl rapidly pull her self up to a standing position, point to and pick up objects. She says her first words