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Crying is how infants communicate their needs. To soothe a crying baby, try feeding them, as hunger is a common cause of crying. Check as wet or soiled diapers can be uncomfortable.
Around 6 months of age is an appropriate time to introduce solid foods to most babies. By this age, babies have typically developed the necessary motor skills and digestive capabilities to handle solid foods.
Babies thrive on routine, and a consistent sleep schedule can help them develop healthy sleep patterns. Create a calming bedtime routine, or singing a lullaby before putting them to bed.
Burping helps release any swallowed air during feedings, which can cause discomfort and gas. To burp your baby, sit them upright on your lap while supporting their head and neck.
Diaper rash is common and can be prevented with some simple steps. Change your baby's diaper frequently, especially when it is soiled.
As soon as the first tooth appears, usually around 6 months of age, you should start cleaning your baby's teeth. Initially, damp washcloth or a finger brush to clean their teeth and gums after each feeding.
To sponge bathe your baby, you'll need a clean, warm washcloth, a basin of warm water, and a dry towel. Gently wipe your face, neck, hands, and diaper area with the being careful around the cord stump.
