Baby Palace

23/02/2018

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10/07/2015

Forget about what happened within the week.
Weekend signals a fresh new start.
No matter how stressful the week has been,
the weekend has come and let the good things happen.
Good Saturday and Sunday to you and your family!

06/05/2015

Visit us at 97 ogunlana drive or at shop 1140 Iponri store or call 08023176355

24/04/2015

Visit us at 97 ogunlana drive or at shop 1140 Iponri store or call 08023176355

22/04/2015

For enquiries about the materials: Call 08023176355

31/03/2015

04/03/2015

Newborn care

If this is your first baby, you might worry that you are not ready to take care of a newborn. You're not alone. Lots of new parents feel unprepared when it's time to bring their new babies home from the hospital. You can take steps to help yourself get ready for the transition home.

Taking a newborn care class, reading books and magazines during your pregnancy can prepare you for the real thing. But feeding and diapering a baby doll isn't quite the same. During your hospital stay, make sure to ask the nurses for help with basic baby care. Don't hesitate to ask the nurse to show you how to do something more than once! Remember, practice makes perfect. Before discharge, make sure you — and your partner — are comfortable with these newborn care basics:

Handling a newborn, including supporting your baby's neck
Changing your baby's diaper
Bathing your baby
Dressing your baby
Swaddling your baby
Feeding and burping your baby
Cleaning the umbilical cord
Caring for a healing circumcision
Using a bulb syringe to clear your baby's nasal passages
Taking a newborn's temperature
Tips for soothing your baby

Many first-time parents also welcome the help of a family member or friend who has "been there." Having a support person stay with you for a few days can give you the confidence to go at it alone in the weeks ahead. Try to arrange this before delivery.

Your baby's first doctor's visit is another good time to ask about any infant care questions you might have. Ask about reasons to call the doctor. Also ask about what vaccines your baby needs and when. Infants and young children need vaccines because the diseases they protect against can strike at an early age and can be very dangerous in childhood. This includes rare diseases and more common ones, such as the flu.