Read on to learn everything you need to know to plan the perfect newborn photo shoot for your baby. If you have any questions further about your baby’s photoshoot please email me! FAQ about your newborn baby photo shoot When should I schedule my newborn baby photography session? I recommend you reserve a spot for your…
You just never know how your furry family member will react to the new addition. Therefore, be sure to be cautious and never leave them alone and slowly introduce them. Tips for Preparing your Fur Baby The following tips are provided by the Animal Human Society, and are designed to help pets and parents prepare for…
Your baby will be able to see pretty clearly by the time he or she is about 12 months, but baby’s vision won’t be fully developed until he or she is between 3 and 5 years old. A baby’s vision improves dramatically over the first year. At birth an infant can detect light and motion, then can…
Your newborn baby is so small and wiggly – and so surprisingly slippery in the bath. No wonder you may feel like no bath is safer. All it takes is a few tips and things to remember and a bit of practice. Before you know it, you’ll be getting your baby in and out of…
Get to know your new little one! Here are 10 fun facts about newborns: Babies get their full eyesight around 3 months. Newborns can focus on objects that are close by but are nearsighted. That means they can’t clearly see faraway objects. Babies can hear starting in the womb. They’ll recognize sounds like their mother’s…
It’s a good idea to keep an infant first aid kit in your home in an easy to access location. For your baby’s safety, your first aid kit should include the following items: baby thermometer nasal aspirator medicine dropper baby nail clipper infant acetaminophen (don’t use without consulting a pediatrician first) cotton balls emergency information, including…
Nightgowns – You’ll need something comfortable to sleep in during your hospital stay, and a soft, loose nightgown is a good option. Choose a front-opening style if you plan to breastfeed. Maternity pads or adult diapers – The hospital will provide some of these, but you may want to pack a few extra. It’s normal…
Having a few essential items on hand for the hospital and when you bring your newborn home will help you be at ease and ready for your newborns arrival. To make sure you will have an easy transition, familiarize yourself with the products and assemble them prior to baby’s arrival. Essentials to pack for…
Are you all packed up and ready for the big arrival? Your baby might make an appearance a little earlier than expected, so it’s worth having your bags ready during the eight month of your pregnancy and this checklist will hopefully help you be prepared. In the next few weeks I will cover different checklists…
In the hospital you have lots of help like nurses, lactation consultants and doctors. Then comes the time to take your little newborn baby home. Are you really prepared? Here are a few great newborn tips: Get Sleep Everyone tells you that you won’t get much sleep, but it’s worse than you imagine. In addition…