BABY's FURNITURE

Getting Baby to Sleep
Baby's Bath
Baby Carriage
Baby Scale
Car Seats

BABY's CLOTHING

Clothes
Diapers

BABY's CARE

Beauty Care
Teething & Teeth Care
Eye Care
Sleeping Habits
Bladder and Bowel Training
How to bathe the baby

BABY's DIET

Feeding equipments
Feeding the baby
Baby of 4 months to 1 year
Baby of 1 year
Vitamins
Overweight and Underweight Children
Lunch Box Suggestions

BREAST FEEDING

Breast Feeding your New Born
Way to Breast feed
Breast milk is best
Baby needs breast Milk
Weaning the baby
Underfeeding and Overfeeding
Breast Feeding Pumps
Breast feeding in Public
Breast Feeding toddlers
Calories from Breast milk
Problem in Breast Feeding
Donating Breast Milk
Equipment used in Breast Feeding
Extended Breast Feeding
Breast feeding Law
Benefits of Breast Feeding

BABY's TOYS

Toys and Playthings

USEFUL ARTICLES

Why does a Baby Cry?
Releive baby excessive crying
Looking after Twins

COMMON DISEASES

Common cold
Cough
Abdominal pain
Convulsions
Worms
Thrush
Vomiting
Food allergy

BABY's HEALTH

Vaccinations

The 7 Steps to Aid in the Process of Breast Milk Expressing

It can be a difficult task for mothers to express milk from their breast into the baby bottles.

To help you in the process you should follow the preparations listed below:

1. When you begin expressing you should choose a time of day when the breasts are full. Most women find the most common time to begin expressing is in the morning. Every three hours for about thirty minutes you should expect to collect milk.
2. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions and systematically wash all the pumping equipments immediately after each use.
3. When pumping your milk into the baby’s bottle you should select a place that is calm and comfortable without any distraction. If you are at work and you want privacy you should have a private office that you can use.
4. Before you start pumping your breast you should drink a glass of liquid such as milk, water, soup or tea. To stimulate let down warm drinks are more beneficial than cold drinks. You may want to have a drink if it helps you relax even though it is not considered a pre-express liquid.
5. Before starting to extract your milk you should adopt some kind of relaxation such as meditation, television or listening to music.
6. While you pump your breasts you can look at your baby’s photo or have them in the room with you. This will often help you overcome trouble stimulating let down.
7. Ask your doctor for oxytocin nasal spray if you are having difficulty finding pumping results. This will help induce let down.

BABY's DISEASES

Weak memory
Tonsils
Nose bleeding
Weak heart
Burning sensation while urinating
Hiccoughs
Tongue burns
Skin disease
Boils
Deep cuts and Burns
Bleeding

OTHER CONTAGIOUS DISEASES

Small pox
Chicken pox
Measles
Mumps
Diptheria
Pneumonia
Typhoid
Tetanus
Flu
Epilepsy
Asthma
Tuberculosis
Rheumatic fever
Polio
Bird fever
Meningitis
Eczema
Colic

PREGNANCY

Early pregnancy
Early pregnancy test
Early sign of pregnancy
Ectopic pregnancy
Ept pregnancy test
First response pregnancy test
Hair loss after pregnancy
Home pregnancy test
Pregnancy and birth
Pregnancy calculator
Pregnancy calendar
Pregnancy diet
Pregnancy due date
Pregnancy due date calendar
Pregnancy exercise
Pregnancy information
Pregnancy symptom
Pregnancy test
Pregnancy week
Pregnancy week by week
Sign of pregnancy
Stage of pregnancy
Teen pregnancy
Tubal pregnancy
Twin pregnancy

BABY's EMOTIONAL & PHYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS

Nervous Habits
Fears
Jealousy

BABY MASSAGE

Introduction
Benefits of massage
Preparations of massage

IMPORTANT TIPS

Baby safety
Germ Free Baby
Expressing Breast milk
Hyperactive baby
Stimulate baby's sense of sight
Prevent Diaper rash
Baby sitter

BABY SHOWER