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Why Is My Baby So Stiff? Possible Causes & Remedies Explained!
As a busy pediatrician and mother of two, I understand the anxiety of seeing your little one act out of the ordinary. Especially when your baby seems unexpectedly stiff, it’s natural to wonder: why is my baby so stiff? Thankfully, I’m here to help guide you. Our nursery journey today involves delving into possible causes…
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Discover Why You Should Never Wake a Sleeping Baby: Tips & Facts
“As a parent, you’re likely familiar with the wisdom ‘never wake a sleeping baby.’ But have you ever questioned why? Welcome! I’m Dr. Emily Harper, a pediatrician and a mother. I’m here to bring light to this age-old advice.” “Think of this article as your friendly guide through the labyrinth of baby’s sleep cycles. I’ll…
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Understanding Why Your Baby is Suddenly Taking Short Naps: Expert Tips
Are you baffled by your baby’s sudden shift to short naps? As a pediatrician and a parent, I get it – abrupt changes in sleep behavior can be disconcerting. You’re likely searching for answers, so let’s dive straight into the mystery of this so-called ‘short nap syndrome.’ There could be various factors at play here…
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Understanding Why Not to Give Baby Tylenol After Vaccines
Have you ever wondered, should I give my baby Tylenol after vaccines? As a pediatrician and a mom, I understand your need to comfort your little one. You might be surprised to know that recent scientific studies suggest that this common remedy could actually affect the vaccine’s effectiveness. Throughout this article, we’ll delve into the…
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Why Does My Baby Pull Her Hair When Going to Sleep: Reasons & Solutions
Is your little one pulling her hair at bedtime? As a seasoned pediatrician, I’ve encountered many concerned parents like you, unable to decipher this puzzle. You’re not alone. Hair pulling typically starts around six months, more in girls, often serving as a self-soothing mechanism aiding sleep. However, it might indicate discomfort or stress as well….
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Exploring Why Your Baby Sleeps with His Butt in the Air – A Parent’s Guide
Have you ever puzzled over why your little one tends to slumber with their baby bottom in the air? As a seasoned pediatrician and a mother, I’ve come to realize that this endearing sight, known as the “froggy position,” is indeed quite intriguing. It’s time to unpack the mystery behind this common phenomenon. It’s important…
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This is how it all started…
Tinystepsadvice.com was born out of my deep passion for both medicine and motherhood. As a pediatrician and mother of two, I found myself answering many of the same questions new parents had about their babies’ health, care, and development. Whether in the clinic or chatting with friends, I realized how much parents crave clear, evidence-based guidance that also acknowledges the emotional journey of raising a child. It became clear to me that new parents needed a space where they could find not only expert advice but also the compassionate support they deserve.
In my years of practice, I’ve seen firsthand how overwhelming the early stages of parenthood can be. There’s an abundance of information out there, but not all of it is reliable, and much of it can leave parents feeling even more confused. I wanted to create a resource that cuts through the noise—providing advice that’s grounded in science, yet delivered in a way that feels personal and reassuring. I envisioned Tinystepsadvice.com as a place where parents can come to feel empowered with knowledge, knowing they are taking the best steps for their child.
What makes this project especially close to my heart is the balance I aim to strike between professional expertise and the everyday realities of parenting. As a mother, I understand the emotional rollercoaster, the sleepless nights, and the desire to give your baby the very best start. My hope is that through this blog, I can offer you not only practical tips and solutions but also the comfort of knowing you’re not alone on this incredible journey.
Emily Harper
Mother & Founder of Tinystepsadvice