How to Build Up Baby's Immunity

Whether my baby is kicking his feet, smiling  from ear to ear or crying at the top of his voice, he is obviously trying to tell me something… but what is it?

My baby is so masungit lately! Her mouth drools with laway and her cheeks have turned flushed and rosy. They say her baby teeth are coming out soon. Poor baby, she must be in terrible pain! What can I do to comfort her?  

When will my baby sleep through the night? Is it normal for him to wriggle when sleeping? When he finally falls asleep, it's only for 3-4 hours. What can I do to help my baby sleep well especially at night?

My little one is not even two, but he wants to do everything himself. When I want to help him, he gets angry! When I make a suggestion, his answer is always “no!”. How can I manage his new behavior?

Many of us find children with chubby cheeks cute and nakakagigil!   But do you know that extra body fat or taba may be a sign of improper nutrition?  Studies show that childhood nutrition affects health long-term.

It is unbelievable watching my baby learn new things! Each day brings new progress and fast learning. Mmm, perhaps an Einstein in the making, ‘di ba?

Much of your baby’s work during the first few months actually involves sleeping! Children can only develop optimally if they’re getting enough good sleep. Learn how the proper sleeping position can help ease your baby into sweet slumber.

At this stage, your baby’s menu may have expanded to include more cereals and baby food varieties. His excitement over food can turn mealtime into a fun, playful experience for the both of you. Take advantage of this moment. Feeding your baby is a commitment and an opportunity to bond with him.

There’s never a dull moment with your baby – even when it comes to cleansing! The act of grooming such a tiny body may seem daunting at first, but once you get the hang of it – and don’t worry, you will – this everyday task becomes a great opportunity to bond with your little one!

His ability to grasp things now means your child will be easily picking up his solid food with two to three fingers, instead of his entire hand. He is learning how to eat with utensils, beginning with a spoon and fork.