Newborns are primarily nasal breathers. This means they instinctively prefer to inhale and exhale through their noses. Oral respiration, or breathing through the mouth, is a secondary mechanism that develops over time.... Read more »
The common observation of infants resting with their arms positioned upwards, often near their head, is a frequently discussed phenomenon among parents and caregivers. This sleep posture appears in the early stages... Read more »
Infant vocalizations during periods of rest are a common occurrence for new parents. These sounds, often characterized by whimpering, fussing, or full-blown wailing, can be unsettling. While the sounds occur during what... Read more »