mom&babycare

 WHY YOUR BREASTFED BABY SPIT UP? Both breast milk and formula commonly spit up by babies. Infants spit up after meals (sometimes after every meal) and frequently bring the milk up when they burp. The term "happy spitter" is used by doctors to describe a baby who spits up but is otherwise healthy, has no breathing problems, and is thriving and growing well.   Even though this is just one of those things babies do, there are things you can do to help prevent it and keep your baby happy. There are also signs to look for that may indicate that spitting up necessitates medical attention.   What causes babies to spit up? Because a newborn's digestive system is still developing, spitting up is more common in the first few months than later. Milk travels down the throat to the esophagus, then to the stomach, as babies feed.   The lower esophageal sphincter is a ring of muscles that connects the esophagus to the stomach. This sphincter opens to allow milk into the s

  HOW TO TAKE CARE OF A BABY Are you a new mom and you don’t know how to take care of a newborn baby then you come to the right place. Here I am going to share some baby care tips which will help you a lot to take care of your newborn. Listen I am not a child specialist, I am just going to share my experiences and some tips to care for your baby in a better way.     For first-time parents, the first few months with a newborn can be stressful and overwhelming. When it comes to newborn baby care, you'll get a lot of conflicting advice. It can be difficult to know what advice to follow when it comes to baby care. It's exhausting and difficult to care for a newborn, but it's also one of the most wonderful and rewarding experiences of your life. When it's your first time taking care of a newborn, it's obvious that it's a challenge. So, here are some suggestions to help you care for a newborn baby: Feeding It's critical to feed the baby on time. A newborn