Infant Care
Infant Care
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The Basics of Infant Care
Having a baby is one of the most beautiful things that could happen in a parent's life. Yet, it is also challenging. Raising your newborn child is not easy. It takes a lot of effort and patience to nurture your child until he or she reaches the stage of complete development. Though some of the time this task is can be quite challenging, the joys certainly outweigh any negatives. Here are some suggestions for successful baby nurturing:
1. Feeding
Breast milk is recommended for the first year of a newborn's life. This is to give the baby the optimum sustenance to grow and progress. Generally speaking, the newborn child should be breastfed about 8 to 10 times a day during the baby's first few weeks. As a parent, it is necessary that you know when your baby is getting the proper nourishment needed. Some indications that your baby is feeding well is when he or she is having four or more wet diapers a day or having a bowel movements 3 times or more a day.
2. Sleep
Don't be surprised if your newborn child spends the majority of their time sleeping. It is common for infants to sleep most of the time, around 12 to 20 hours a day. When putting your baby to rest, it is advised by most doctors that you put your baby on his/her back, on a firm mattress. During cold weather, it is best that you dress your baby with warm pajamas to keep him warm rather than using a bedspread.
3. Bowel movements
Determining if your newborn child is having a bowel movement is easy. It is usually apparent when he starts to become quite hard to please, his face turns red, and he starts to cry and tends to move his legs. It is natural for newborn babies to pass a lot of gas so don't be surprised if this happens often. If your baby is breastfeeding, it is quite normal that he will pass stools a couple of times a day. On the other hand, babies that are formula fed do not pass stools quite as frequently. Should you ever see any signs of blood in the stool of your baby, immediately give your baby's physician a call.
4. Dressing your newborn
Providing your baby with the proper clothing is very important. Keep in mind that you should use clothing that is comfortable and appropriate. During cold season, you should clothe your baby with knit caps and booties. Though parents often want their baby to look fashionable, it is better not to overdress your newborn. Babies struggle to regulate their body temperature and therefore rely on layers of clothing to stay the right temperature.
5. Baby's day out
Taking your newborn child can be fun. However, you need to consider when and where you can take your baby. Limit outings to nice days. It is important to keep your baby away from people with colds or any other form of illness. Also, avoid direct sunlight for this may harm your baby's skin. In addition, avoid taking your baby to crowded places while your baby is only a couple of months old.
To sum it up, proper nurturing of your newborn child is a rewarding experience. You're not only able to personally attend to your child's needs, but you also get to enjoy quality time where you and your baby can bond together.
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How much to pay my sister for infant care while I'm at work?
My sister is a stay at home mom with two teenage boys. My baby is 5 months old. I've asked how much she wants to charge but she won't give an amount, although she does want paid. (Of course I have no problem paying her, but how much would you pay? Money is very tight for us but I want to be fair to her). She will be watching the baby at her home every weekday for about 8 hours each day. How much should I pay her? Thanks!
well it also depends where you live..but my friends charges 20$ a day or 100$ a weeks, for full time care, however since she is your sister i dont think you would need to pay her that much. i think probably 80 a week sounds fair. which is only 16 a day. you have to remember she is just a stay at home mom not a child care provider, so the cut in money also contributes to that. meaning she doesnt have a schedule that she has to follow, her house doesnt have to look like a daycare and stuff like, but i am sure your sister will take great care of your daughter. alos give her a numbr like tell her is 75 or 80 enough, and look at her reaction that should help you on if she thinks its too much too little
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