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An infant’s diet is one of the most important aspects of his or her good health. While breast milk is the best source of all the required nutrients at the beginning, the transition to solid food is an inevitable one and must be carried out properly. At around six months of age, an infant needs to be introduced to solid food. Breast milk contains antibodies which assist the development of a baby’s immune system. However, excess of breast milk can also increase the risk of obesity and food allergies. At six months, a baby’s digestive system is ready to handle complex food and therefore, the parents too should make the switch starting with simple, pureed or well-mashed food items. Try one or two spoonfuls of these to begin with: Pureed or well-mashed vegetables like potato, sweet potato, cooked carrot or parsnip.  Pureed or well-mashed fruits like cooked apple, banana, mango or ripe pear.  Baby cereal such as sago, maize, baby rice, millet or cornmeal – mix these with baby’s u

Is this your baby's first Diwali ??? The festive season brings a lot of fun for you and your baby, don’t be get afraid to noise or firecrackers pollution, just focus on safe and healthy celebration by using healthy fabrics with us. Ask parents their plans to ensure their newborn baby’s good health and most of them won’t be able to go beyond the vaccination plan. Albeit immensely important, vaccination is only a part of the package an infant’s health needs. Two other important factors include his or her diet and wardrobe, without proper care of which an infant’s health can suffer. So it’s essential for parents to mark their infant’s food and fabric important in their to-do list. As of the food, a baby’s appetite varies almost every feed. Parents can take the hint that he's full when he keeps his mouth shut, starts playing or turns away from his food. There’s no need to fret over this variance as it’s the quantity and quality of the food he or she eats over a week that

As exciting as parenthood sounds, it is advisable for all new and expecting parents to know that the phase is just as demanding. A newborn baby is an entirely dependent being and needs constant attention and care – 24x7. Any negligence and you would lose your day’s rest and night’s sleep with his or her relentless crying. But sometimes you might find your baby crying despite your best efforts and while you may be wondering where you lapsed, there is a good chance that you didn’t. Then what’s the real reason?  The term is referred to as colic crying. It is used to define persistent crying in a healthy baby. While some associate it with tummy problems caused by an allergy, a pattern has recently been observed behind this colic, which can be explained by the acronym ‘Purple’. Peak of crying – A baby cries more each week, with most at two months and then less between three and five months. Unexpected crying – Crying which comes and goes without any reason why. Resists soothing