by nannysos | 25/10/2016 | Babysitting, Confinement Food, Tips
Nanny will usually not introduce gluten too early for the baby. This can increases the risk of a baby developing a gluten allergy, or coeliac disease later in life. Coeliac disease is an auto-immune disease in which the immune system attacks gluten in food that passes...
by nannysos | 25/10/2016 | Babysitting, Confinement Food, Tips
Giving your baby finger foods a well as spoon feeding can encourage him to feed himself. Soft finger foods are a really good option often used by the nanny. Do not be too concerned if he does not chew it up and swallow it. It is more about getting the taste and...
by nannysos | 25/10/2016 | Babysitting, Confinement Food, Tips
Babies need to learn to use their jaws and teeth to break down foods and swallow the food safely. When you introduce solids to your baby at six months, she does not yet have control of her mouth and jaws, so she cannot chew effectively. Nanny advises that although it...
by nannysos | 25/10/2016 | Babysitting, Tips
The outfits for newborn babies are so cute! But save your money until your baby is at least two months old. Your newborn will spend most of her time in onesies and pajamas. Newborn babies sleep, eat, spit-up and dirty diapers frequently. These messy activities call...
by nannysos | 25/10/2016 | Babysitting, Tips
Quality sleep is very important for your baby’s development and disposition. This why nanny love to see baby sleep. Newborns typically sleep between 16 and 20 hours a day, broken up into eight or nine naps. For the first month, your baby will typically eat, stay...
by nannysos | 24/10/2016 | Babysitting, Tips
If you bottle feed, your doctor or hospital staff member may tell you to burp your baby after every one-half to one ounce during the first few weeks. Once your baby’s digestive system matures at about four weeks, you can burp him less often. Most nanny found...
