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What is considered a “normal” baby stool?

In the first few days of your baby’s life you’ll notice their stool is thick, black, and shiny. This tar-like substance is known as meconium. Once your baby’s digestive system begins [...]

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How do I help my newborn stop crying?

It is important to remember that your newborn’s primary method of communication is crying. Crying in newborns is never a sign of manipulation, but rather a sign of distress. If your newborn is [...]

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How often should I feed my newborn?

Many new parents seem anxious about how often their newborn eats. It is recommended that parents adopt a demand feeding system, where their baby is fed whenever they seem to be hungry. Babies [...]

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How long should my newborn sleep?

During the first few weeks of your baby’s life, they will spend the majority of the time asleep. Typically sleeping an average of 16-18 hours a day, most newborns do not sleep for more than 2-3 [...]

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