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💨 Why Does My Baby Fart So Much?
Science, Gas, and the Great Diaper Trumpet Mystery
Ah yes, the infant fart symphony. Equal parts hilarious, concerning, and let’s be honest — shockingly loud for someone who weighs less than a Thanksgiving turkey. If you've ever thought, "There’s no way that sound came from a baby," you are not alone.
But is it normal? Is something wrong? Should a baby really be passing that much gas?
Spoiler: Yes. Your baby is basically a farting machine — and there’s science to back it up. Let’s break down why.
New year, new routine: Babies first dentist appointment
Isn’t "New Year, New You" the phrase we hear every January? It’s the season of wellness tips, workout routines, and a fresh start. Maybe it was all the positive propaganda, but we decided this would also be a perfect time to reboot some habits and routines—for our 1.5-year-old!
When should babies stop wearing onesies?
Welcome to another adventure with the Fresh Diapie Social Club, where we tackle the important (and occasionally perplexing) aspects of parenting with a splash of humor and a dash of insight. Today’s hot topic: When should your little one trade in their beloved onesies for big-kid clothes? Grab a coffee, sit back, and let’s dive into this sartorial transition!
Positional Plagiocephaly Chronicles
When my sweet baby boy made his grand entrance into the world, we were immediately greeted by a surprise: a little flat spot on the back of his head. This wasn’t in the “How to Have a Baby” manual we read in childbirth class!
The Great Fade: How *SOME* Parenting Judgments Magically Disappear After Year One
Ah, the first year of parenthood. It’s a beautiful time filled with baby snuggles, first giggles, and more unsolicited advice than you ever thought possible. From breastfeeding to bedtime routines, it seems everyone has an opinion. But here’s a little secret: all those judgments? They miraculously fade away after the first birthday. Let’s dive into the top five things new parents are judged for and how they magically stop mattering after the big one.