Jennifer Gaeng

Babies switch from placental nutrition to either breast milk or formula when born. That’s a tremendous change for a young digestive tract, which is why infants naturally have gas. While gassy babies are common, especially in newborns whose digestive systems are still developing, you may question how to help your infant with gas if their […]

Some people may assume that infants have the same number of bones as children, teenagers, and adults, but it may surprise those who are truly curious that they have more. In fact, there are physiological and developmental reasons why babies have more bones than adults. So, how many bones does a baby have? We’ll get […]

Mucus is the continuous fluid that comes from a baby’s nose, mouth, and throat.  Believe it or not, mucus is actually important for your baby’s wellness. The gooey fluid helps to keep their nasal passages, mouth, and throat wet and supple. Babies also benefit from the protective properties of mucus because it acts as a […]