As the time change on November 3 approaches, many parents are starting to think about how the shift will affect their baby’s sleep schedule. Whether it’s "falling back" during Daylight Saving Time or adjusting to travel-related time zone shifts, babies are often more sensitive to these changes than adults. The good news is that with a little preparation, you can help your baby adjust smoothly to the time difference and minimize disruptions to their routine.

Burping is a crucial part of feeding your newborn, helping to release any air bubbles that may have been swallowed during feeding. Babies tend to swallow air whether they are breastfeeding or bottle-feeding, and if the air isn’t released, it can cause discomfort and fussiness. While burping seems simple, finding the best technique that works for you and your baby can take some trial and error.

As your due date approaches, you’re likely experiencing a whirlwind of excitement and anticipation. One important task to tackle before your baby’s arrival is packing your hospital bag. For first-time moms, figuring out what to pack can feel overwhelming, but with a bit of planning, you’ll be prepared and ready when it’s time to head to the hospital.

If you’re a new parent, you’ve probably heard about using white noise as a way to help your baby sleep better. White noise can be an excellent tool in your sleep training toolbox, offering a calming, womb-like environment that helps babies settle down for restful sleep. But how exactly does white noise help with sleep training, and what are the best practices for using it? Let’s dive in.