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TinyWhispers

TinyWhispers is your go-to guide for pregnancy, baby health, food, and parenting tips.

Real support, helpful advice, and love through every step of your parenting journey. 🍼💕

24/05/2025

Thank You Dear Husband ❤️😘

23/05/2025

Who can relate ? 😂

22/05/2025

Tiny Feet Which have Kicked You For Several Months. 😍🤱

22/05/2025

Here are 5 ways you can tell if your baby is getting enough milk — whether you're breastfeeding or bottle-feeding:

1. Enough Wet and Dirty Diapers
Wet diapers: Expect at least 6 wet diapers per day by day 5.

P**p: In the first weeks, 3+ bowel movements a day are common (yellow, seedy for breastfed babies).

Fewer diapers may mean baby isn’t getting enough fluids.

2. Steady Weight Gain
After initial weight loss (normal in the first few days), your baby should start gaining weight by day 5 and return to birth weight by around 10–14 days.

Regular check-ups help track growth.

3. Baby Seems Satisfied After Feeding
Your baby appears relaxed, sleepy, or content after a feed.

If your baby is still fussy, especially after every feeding, they might not be getting enough.

4. You Hear or See Swallowing During Feeding
Look for rhythmic sucking and pauses (this is swallowing).

If you’re breastfeeding, you may hear soft gulping or see their jaw move in a sucking-swallowing pattern.

5. Your Breasts Feel Fuller Before and Softer After Feeding (for breastfeeding moms)
This indicates milk transfer is happening.

You may also feel let-down (a tingling sensation) and see milk leaking or dripping.

22/05/2025

What Is Colic in Babies?

Is your baby crying for hours and nothing seems to help?
You’re not alone — and it might be colic.

💡 Colic is when a healthy baby cries:
🔹 For more than **3 hours a day**
🔹 On more than **3 days a week**
🔹 For at least **3 weeks in a row**

That’s a LOT of crying — and it can be overwhelming for any parent. 😓

✨ The good news? Colic is **common** and **temporary**.
It usually starts around 2–3 weeks of age and often improves by 3 to 4 months.

🍼 Common triggers might include:
– Digestive discomfort or gas
– Overstimulation
– A sensitive temperament

💗 Tips to soothe a colicky baby:
✅ Swaddle or gently rock them
✅ Use white noise or soft shushing
✅ Try tummy time or a warm bath
✅ Feed in an upright position and burp often

Remember: **You’re not doing anything wrong.**
Colic isn’t your fault, and it doesn’t mean your baby is unwell.

💬 Drop a ❤️ if you’ve been through the colic phase — or tag a new parent who needs support!

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