1. Cleaning Up the Baby Poop babyclothes.about.com There’s no beating around the bush here; you will have exploding diapers. And baby poop is no fun to deal with — especially when it... Read more

1. Don’t Skip Breakfast momjunction.com Getting your kid into a regular routine of breakfast-lunch-dinner will help him avoid unnecessary snacking right from the very beginning. This is prob... Read more

1. Panicking Over Anything and Everything webmd.com Many new parents have overblown physical reactions to spitting up,vomiting, and other things a baby does.Hoffman says parents can waste th... Read more

1. Parental Responses Wire Baby’s Brain livescience.com As long as there have been babies, there have been parents,” said Michael Goldstein, a language development researcher at... Read more

1. Don’t be surprised if it hurts (at first) thebump.com Breastfeeding HURTS in the beginning. Your nipples are cracked and raw, your boobs are sore, and letdowns can be painful.The fi... Read more

1. Latching pain thebump.com It’s normal for your nipples to feel sore when you first start to breastfeed, especially if you’re a first-timer. But if baby has latched and the pain lasts long... Read more

1. Give baby sponge baths until the umbilical cord falls off parents.com If it’s kept dry, it falls off faster — usually within two weeks. Besides,newborns don’t get very d... Read more

1. Ignore them (don’t) psychologytoday.com Under natural birth conditions, newborns are ready to communicate with mother, father and others. Colwyn Trevarthen has videos showing newborn comm... Read more

1. Mango & banana puree babycenter.com Silky, tropical mango and banana are mellow on little tummies, making them popular first foods. Pick out ripe, fragrant fruits for this fresh blend... Read more

1. Eggs babycenter.com Eggs are also rich in choline, which promotes your baby’s overall growth and brain health, while helping prevent neural tube defects. Some eggs even contain omeg... Read more