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A growth spurt is a time in which your child experiences an intense period of growth. During this time, they want to change their sleep patterns, nurse more frequently, and are generally fussier.

Ultrasounds are often used by doctors to measure a baby’s growth, come up with a due date, analyze the baby’s limbs and organs, and look at the baby’s position and length. Cherish your ultrasound photos in an adorable way with the new KeaBabies TRIO Sonogram Frame!

A new baby usually means more space for toys, items in the nursery, and of course, baby clothes. Fortunately for the new mom, there are tried and true tips on how to organize baby clothes in the nursery.

Every parent struggles to find the secret formula to guarantee a good night’s sleep for their baby. Help your baby get the best night of sleep possible with the all-new KeaBabies SOOTHE Sleep Sack!

Feeding and burping are a big part of life with a newborn - so why not give your baby the ultimate comfort and ease with the all-new KeaBabies SOFT Muslin Burp Cloth? This adorable set of burp cloths are made from ultra-soft muslin fabric, luxuriously soft for your baby’s delicate skin!

Learning to recognize your baby’s unique patterns and speech journey will allow you to ensure that your little one will meet all her speech milestones as she grows!

Traveling with your baby can cause a bit of anxiety beforehand, especially if it’s your first long trip. Here are a few different travel tips to better prepare for your journey so it becomes a memorable experience for both you and your little one.

It’s summer, which means lots of time spent outdoors, playing and enjoying the beautiful warm weather. However, all that time spent outside often means your kids will have more exposure to bugs, and all the frustrating and painful bites and stings that come along with them!

We must try to remember that behaviour is learnt, that we have the power to influence a babies’ behaviour positively or negatively and that we need to set our expectations based upon their developmental ability, circumstance and age.

When my 10 year-old-was born 3 months early and started her 8-month NICU stay, I never imagined how different life would end up being. While most moms take their baby home before a week, we had to wait over a month just to hold her.

One of the wonders of being human is our individuality – no one is quite the same! And babies are no different. So, how do we understand infant behaviour, without putting pressure on ourselves for our little ones to develop in exactly the same way others do? How do we support them with their behavioural development whilst accepting them for who they are (and who they will become)? And when should we seek help if we are worried?

A new baby, another experience, and life seems to be so different now. There will be surprises and unexpected twists. You’ll come to see that what worked for others may not work for you. So, to prepare for this exciting journey of parenting, we have a checklist of the basics for a newborn! Consider this your guide.