Modern Parents Guide & Tips | KeaBabies Blog

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed family life for everyone. With all the changes happening in society, it’s understandable that both you and your children are experiencing heightened levels of anxiety and apprehension these days.

Being a mom isn’t easy. Mothers are constantly scrutinized for almost every parenting decision they make, from small choices to big ones.

Breastmilk has some pretty amazing qualities, and not just for ensuring your baby’s growth. Did you know that you can actually add your breastmilk to your baby’s next bath to create a healing, calming experience for your little one?

No matter how many children you have, or how big or small their age differences are, having a new baby always presents a major adjustment phase for your family.

If you have introduced your baby to the formula then you may wonder if it'll still feed on breast milk. This article will help you learn everything about formula feeding.

It took about 6 months postpartum before the first comments and inquiries about a second baby came up. I was going through so much, too much to even consider the thought for a millisecond.

Before you have a baby, you’ll likely be doing a lot of shopping to make sure you’re all prepared for your little one’s arrival. Once you’ve got all your baby’s sleep essentials, wardrobe, and diapers out of the way, don’t forget to purchase some bath time basics!

Perseverance allows a child to work hard to reach a goal, this is an essential skill in childhood that will help kids have a successful time in their academic, social, and athletic pursuits. 

It’s finally February - the month of love! This is a great time to get your kids in the kitchen with you to create some adorable Valentine’s Day themed treats.

Bath time is so much fun for little ones - but you’ll want to be careful that those toys get clean, too! Read on for the latest tips and advice for keeping those beloved bath toys squeaky clean.

Babies, especially newborns, tend to swallow a lot of air during feedings, and this can cause painful gas bubbles in their bellies. Their digestive system and eating patterns aren’t mature yet, and they often swallow a lot of air during feeding sessions, especially if they are bottle-fed.

You can hold your baby in many positions as there are no set rules on how to breastfeed your baby. The most important thing is that you are both in a comfortable position.