Fever: the concept
Fever is the increase in body temperature to more than 38º that the body generates as a defense mechanism in response to certain threats. Sometimes, boys can feel warm… that’s why it’s important to always check the temperature with a thermometer, since it will allow us to distinguish if it’s a fever or not. Although […]
Sleep in the early days
A question that we all ask ourselves at some point: When am I going to sleep soundly again? That is something that we cannot answer directly, but we can help you understand the stages of sleep development to: May your expectations, regarding your baby’s dream, be real So that you have tools to help you […]
Breastfeeding and colostrum
Colostrum is the first secretion we have, it is a living tissue. It looks like a yellowish liquid and thicker than milk, the amount is reduced, they are drops, just and necessary to provide the baby with anti-infective agents, probiotics, and nutrients. And so that they also learn to coordinate suction – swallowing – breathing. […]
Breastfeeding positions
There are different ways to breastfeed. It is advisable to vary them to ensure better emptying of the chest! It does not matter which one you choose, the most important is that the baby’s suction is affective and swallowing is heard. Classic sittingThe mother’s belly is in contact with the baby’s and her body rests […]
Introducing solid foods: tips
Once solid foods are introduced you are helping them shape their relationship with food and establish a healthy eating style. The timing for introducing solid foods will depend on the infant, but it is not recommended before the age of four months or after the age of six months. Each child’s readiness for solid food […]
Best practices for breast milk production
The first weeks of postpartum are the most important in terms of establishing a strong milk supply for the long-term. In this article we will give you some tips to ensure successful breast milk production and increase supply. Breastfeeding is a kind of demand and supply process: the more milk your baby (or pump) demands, […]