Immune Your Newborn in a Single Shot with Combination Vaccine

Immunization is really important to your baby’s health, it is the process where the body is made immune to an infectious disease. Immunization can be done most commonly on vaccination. At the tender age of 1-1/2 to 2 months, your baby will (more…)

Smart Parenting Tips to Protect Your Infant’s Skin

1. Avoid using harsh soaps, shampoos, colognes and powders that may contain irritating chemicals. Choose those that are formulated especially for babies.
2. Keep the baby free from urine and feces. If the baby is (more…)

Good Oral Hygiene, Smart Parenting Tips for Your Toddlers

If the lateral incisors of your child have not yet emerged after 10 months, rest assured that they will be visible at 16 months. These will be followed by the first molars at 14 to 18 months and by the canines at 17 to 23 months. By age three all of your child’s teeth will have emerged, and by five his milk teeth will start giving way to his permanent teeth. As mentioned on my previous article, milk teeth are (more…)

First Dental Visit of Your Child

Your child’s deciduous teeth, also known as temporary teeth, primary teeth, milk teeth and baby teeth are very important to take care. Temporary teeth are the main foundation excellent permanent teeth. If “tooth lost” of these temporary occur at earlier time, there will be no more guide for the eruption of permanent teeth that will lead to “acute-angled corner” or abnormal tooth growth. 

To prevent (more…)

Hygiene Tips for Toddlers

1. For older children (toddlers to three years old), teach them the value of hand washing. They have to be taught to wash hands before a meal, whether it is a simple snack or juice break.
2. Always point out the dirty objects and tell them to (more…)

Safety Tips for Your Child

Keep your child away from the following objects:

1. Sharp items like as knives, blades, cutter blades, construction tools, etc.
2. Electrical outlets, your child at his instinct and curiosity may insert his fingers or metallic object like spoon into them. This may result in electrocution.
3. Matches or lighters, anything that produces fire, this may burn him or burn you house.
4. Medicines, always keep these out of reach of your child to prevent swallowing that may lead to choking or overdose.
5. Poisonous chemicals, these are combustible and may harmful to the skin, eyes, lungs or may poison (more…)