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Family Friday: How to Brush Your Baby and Toddler’s Teeth

By Staff Writer | September 17th, 2009 | Category: Kids | 6 comments

It’s never too early to start brushing your baby’s teeth. As soon as teeth break the gum line they are ready to be gently cleaned. Parents can initially clean baby’s teeth with a damp washcloth or gauze pad. This will be fine until more teeth begin to erupt.

Newborn Care: How to Keep Baby Clean and Groomed

By Staff Writer | September 17th, 2009 | Category: Baby | No Comments »

Caring for all of your newborn baby’s needs can be overwhelming. Many new moms wonder where they can turn for good advice on newborn care. Look no further – Home Ever After is here!

Newborn Care: Blocked Tear Ducts

By Tiffany B. | July 16th, 2009 | Category: Baby | 1 Comment »

Shortly after my daughter was born, I noticed her left eye had a lot of sticky discharge. The pediatrician in the hospital told me it appeared to be a blocked tear duct, and is very common in newborns (some sources report that 6 out of 100 babies are born with this condition).

Colic Cures for a Crying Baby

By Staff Writer | May 7th, 2009 | Category: Baby | 11 comments

Soothing a baby suffering from colic is not an easy task. When a crying baby refuses to settle down even after many attempts from the parents, it can be very frustrating and traumatic.