Those tiny feet seem to hold a great deal of fascination for babies, so what makes them so special? Well, to any parents, they are overwhelmingly cute for a starter, and they cannot resist kissing these tiny toes and feet. But is it the same for babies? Read on to find…
As part of their growth process, babies tend to put things in their mouths and learn through taste and touch. Often, their mom’s hair seems to be particularly attractive to their senses, and babies quickly become fond of playing with it, chewing on it, or in the worse case – pulling…
Some parents view shoulder rides as a perfectly ordinary method of transporting their children. To some, it’s a dangerous, irresponsible and strictly forbidden activity due to the possibility of accidental slips and falls. Kids love it, though. What’s not to love? They have a premium seat to watch the world from…
The knee bouncing of the baby is one of those activities loved by many new parents. When the baby is placed on their lap, bouncing is an instinctive action, not requiring conscious thought. It may be because it adds an extra layer of enjoyment, especially with music playing in the background….
Typically, babies start direct eye contact with their parents and hold their gaze at around 6 weeks. And once they start doing it intentionally – what an incredible moment for their parents that is! Especially when the eye gazing is paired with a gummy smile and cheerful cooing 🙂 During this…
