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Tiny humans, big milestones 👣. Real talk on newborn development, sleep routines, & feeding. You’ve got this, parents. ❤️ 👇

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@Riimah955 he is very strong

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How did he convince him not to cry

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@subi_shah Adorable indeed.

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@IndumentariaPa1 He is so kind

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@18janvier2026 You can do it

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“Doc, leave it or I will cry”

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@imnemicon 😆

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“Doc, leave it or I will cry”

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How did he convince him not to cry

[Dr Onyishi @dr_onyishi]

Chest physiotherapy should be firm enough to loosen mucus, never painful or bruising.

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[DearOla @officialDearOla]

@KAHALA123Y Must have been…

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@koharu_select2 Great tips

[DearOla @officialDearOla]

@summerhuesss Thirty years. One business card. No raised voice required.

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@moi_moi2103 That's smart

[DearOla @officialDearOla]

“She took me to the Dr😡”

[DearOla @officialDearOla]

If school performance drops, check for visual problems, which children may express through headaches, academic difficulties, or behavioural changes.

[DearOla @officialDearOla]

Someone tried to sit a newborn baby down, and for a moment, it looked like the baby was about to resign from the job of being human.

The head wobbled, the body leaned, and the little arms seemed to have their own plans!

But here’s the fascinating part: the baby wasn’t being stubborn or clumsy.

A newborn’s brain is still learning how to coordinate muscles. The neck, back and tummy muscles aren’t strong enough to keep the body upright.

Sitting is a skill that develops with time, practice and growth.

For now, that little human needs support. Please don’t try to make a newborn sit independently.

[DearOla @officialDearOla]

A newborn’s first cry has a scientific job!

Researchers studied 17 healthy newborns and analysed 1,401 breaths. Crying accounted for 80.9% of breathing patterns in the first minute.

Why? Those early cries help keep air in the lungs as babies transition to breathing independently.

Nature is fascinating!