Before you begin to care for your newborn’s umbilical cord, nature is already doing that for you. Through this attachment a mother is supplying her baby with all the nutrients it requires during the critical gestation period. Then, when birth occurs, doctors care for it by clamping, snipping and tying. But the baby feels no [...]

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Just like adults, a baby’s skin is the first line of defense against disease. It’s often thought of as an organ of the immune system and maintains a physical barrier against disease. Maintaining your newborn’s skin in top condition will help ensure both comfort and optimal health.
It may take as long as a month for [...]

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