Tag: infant behavior
Baby Chewing on Pacifier: Is It Normal?
It's completely normal for babies to chew on their pacifiers! This behavior helps soothe their gums during teething and provides…
Baby Clenching Fists 6 Months: Understanding the Behavior
At six months, babies often clench their fists as a natural reflex and a means of exploring their world. This…
Baby Twisting and Pulling While Breastfeeding: What It Means
Baby twisting and pulling while breastfeeding is common and can indicate a few things. They may be seeking comfort, exploring,…
Baby Shaking While Nursing: Is It Normal?
It's not uncommon for babies to shake or tremble while nursing, and in most cases, it's completely normal. This can…
Newborn Screams During Diaper Change: Tips to Calm
Newborns often protest during diaper changes, and it’s perfectly normal! To help calm their cries, try singing softly, using a…
Why Do Babies Throw Things? Understanding the Behavior
Babies throw things as a natural part of their development. This behavior helps them explore cause and effect, improve motor…
Why Do Babies Sleep with Butt in Air? Understanding Sleep Positions
Many parents notice their babies sleeping with their bottoms in the air, often referred to as the "prone sleeping position."…
Why Does My Baby Touch My Face While Going to Sleep?
Many babies touch their caregivers' faces while drifting off to sleep as a way to seek comfort and connection. This…