Category Archives: Top Picks

If you thought newborn days are hard, then wait till your baby starts crawling. A few seconds out of your sight and the baby would be out on a new adventure either poking his little finger in to the power socket or putting something in his mouth. While babyproofing is absolutely necessary at this st [...]

Dental hygiene is one of the biggest worries of every new mom. When my son was about 2, he started getting blackish stains on his teeth as a result of having cow’s milk before sleep. It was of course worrisome. On the one hand, you are concerned about your baby’s dental health and on the othe [...]

Building blocks is definitely one of the must-have toys for kids, both young and old. They offer a great venue for undirected play and helps build creativity and problem solving skills. Here, in this article, we bring to you some of the best options of building blocks for toddlers as well as youn [...]

A new baby means an extra load of laundry almost every other day. From bibs to wash clothes to nappies to clothes, there are a hell lot of things to wash for such a tiny human being. Being a new mom, it is but natural to wonder whether to use a special laundry detergent for babies or to just stick o [...]

Talcum powder has been used on babies since time immemorial. However, recently, the practice of applying talcum powder on babies has reduced drastically owing to numerous health concerns. In fact, American Association of Pediatricians discourages the use of baby powder as babies could inhale the min [...]

Do you see the tags “Natural” “Skin Friendly” Hypoallergenic” etc. on the baby wipes pack you currently use? Well, unfortunately 99% of them are lies. Take a look at the ingredient list behind those packs and you will find that they are laden with chemicals. It might be true that 98 or 99% [...]

Let me tell you the bad news first. No matter how expensive or how cheap the remote-control car you buy for your child is, it won’t last for long. If your child is careless, it will run for a few weeks and if you have a child who is quite cautious and protective, it might last a few months (there [...]