Breastfeeding has many health benefits. All paediatricians agree that its exclusive practice is the best way to feed infants up to the age of 6 months. If you decided to breastfeed your baby this is a special moment for both of you. However, some issues associated with breastfeeding may occur: Sore and/or cracked nipples; Breast engorgement; Blocked milk ducts; Mastitis. Sore and/or cracked nipples During the first few days of breastfeeding nipples are more sensitive and may become sore or cracked, making the breastfeeding process ...

Nappy erythema, nappy dermatitis or nappy rash are names that designate the same problem. It is a quite common dermatological problem in babies, especially in the first 2 years of life, being more frequent between 9 and 12 months of age. It is though...

The cradle cap, also called infant seborrheic dermatitis, is characterized by the presence of small yellowish or whitish crusts on the baby's scalp. Its appearance is quite common in babies, especially in the first three months of life and it i...

The baby's crying can be very distressing for the parents and sometimes it can lead to anxiety. Is it hunger? Dirty diaper? Cold? Sleep? Excessive stimuli? Little teeth? Or the fearsome colic that do not let anyone sleep? In fact, colic can be ...

The first teeth to appear can be a difficult phase for babies, as well as for parents.It isespecially important to have a good oral hygiene and to take measures that relieve gum discomfort.

Stretch marks appear due to the hormonal changes that occur during pregnancy, which can make the skin less elastic and toned, and to the sudden increase in weight typical of pregnancy, which can stretch the elastic fibres of the skin and favour the...

In this article we will answer some questions that may worry future moms, when it comes to a healthy and proper nutrition during pregnancy. Remember that your pharmacist can also answer any questions you might have.

There are many accessories that contribute to a baby's comfort and well-being.But it is essential to ensure that they are adequate and safe