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In the early stages of life, infants are susceptible to a variety of illnesses and viruses. This is due to the fact that their immune systems aren't powerful enough to fend off infections. Winters are beautiful, but they also provide ideal conditions for infections and illnesses to develop and spread, such as the common cold, cough, influenza, pneumonia, and other respiratory illnesses. As a result, you must properly dress and keep your kid warm throughout the season. But why keep it dull when you can spice up your child's winter wardrobe? Read this blog to learn when your baby needs...

It is said that, 'There is no way to be a perfect mom, but a million ways to be a good one.' But, in our opinion, your mother is perfect, and she lives by only one guideline in order to be flawless: do everything perfectly! // "The story inspired from a Mother..." Parenting, in my opinion, is all about providing a positive example for children. And this thinking motivates me to complete all of my tasks in the same manner as my mother. I built a flower container out of an old paper tube lately. I painted it black and...

Newborn babies require continued care and support until they reach a point where they can sustain themselves on their own in a better way. But they need extra care during the winter season as a drop in temperature triggers various processes within the body to keep itself safe and the vital organs functioning well. Most of the energy is then used to maintain the body temperature appropriately, diverting it from other areas. This is where the immunity of the body takes a hit as well. During winters, the microbes and viruses thrive and find hosts to infect. Combined with decreased...

It's easy to lose your marbles after having children. Don't worry, we are all on the same page. Ways Life Changes When You Become a Parent:⁠ 1. A New Respect for Mom⁠ "Wow this is how much MY mom loved me"⁠⁠2. Learning the joys of taking our time, saving up, and budgeting for the really important things in life.⁠⁠3. You're amazed by how quickly you adjust to the lack of sleep -- how much you could still get done after only two to three hours of sleep.⁠⁠4. Managing time and giving yourself about 30 minutes on to my 'leave by'...