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​Bassinets are a smaller alternative to cribs, and are best for parents with not much space at home. With many options in the market, it can be challenging and time consuming to find the right fit for you. In this guide, we will be offering you options for which bassinet to get.​1 – halo bassinest swivel sleeper premiere series+Stable four-point base+360-degree swivel+Convenient for breastfeeding parents-Heavy-Difficult to move-Bulky 2 – Dream On Me Karley Bassinet+Lightweight and easily movable+Adjustable canopy to keep insects out+Foldable, compact storage-Non-adjustable height-Mattress not included-Zipper may get stuck sometimes 3 – Happiest Baby SNOO Smart Sleeper Baby Bassinet+Convenient app for tracking and remote parental controls+Responsive technology soothes your baby automatically+Sleek, modern design-Non-adjustable height-App may not connect well at times 4 – Fisher-Price Soothing View Bassinet+Foldable+Lightweight+Can either be rocked or locked in place-No storage pockets-Must be rocked manually 5 – 4moms mamaRoo Sleep Bassinet+Adjustable height+Smartphone app to control motion and sound remotely+No tool assembly-Expensive-Heavy-App may not connect well at times

Not all people have the necessary space to store and dry their baby bottles. In this guide, we will be helping such people choose a suitable bottle drying rack for your situation.​1 – oxo tot bottle drying rack +Large capacity+Removable cups+Good air circulation-Occupies significant counter space-must be drained by hand-Difficult to clean 2 – The First Years Spin Stack Drying Rack+Large capacity+Easy access due to spinning+Collapsible for storage-Not as durable-Requires assembly-Must be dismantled for travel 3 – OXO Tot Space Saving Drying Rack+Space efficient+Compartment for small accessories-Drip tray is a tad too small-Not suitable for breast pump accessories-Some bottles may not be very stable due to angled pegs 4 – Philips AVENT Drying Rack+Ideal for larger bottles+Compact+Movable drying sticks-Not suitable for dishwasher-A tad small for regular use-Drying sticks may fall out if bumped 5 – OXO Tot On-the-Go Drying Rack With Bottle Brush+Foldable for transport+Bottle brush included+Compact design-Small-Difficult to clean-Taller bottles may fall over

It is important to ensure your baby’s bottles are properly sterilised, especially since their immune system are still weak and can easily get sick. In this guide, we will be helping you choose the right bottle sterilizer for you to ensure your baby’s bottles are as clean as possible.​1 – Baby Brezza One Step Bottle Sterilizer and Dryer+Holds up to 6 bottles+Auto off once sterilizes+Can double as storage-Expensive 2 – Munchkin Jumbo Microwave Bottle Sterilizer Bags 6-Pack+Budget-friendly+Multi-use+Disposable+Travel-friendly-Limited uses-Requires microwave 3 – Tommee Tippee Microwave Travel Steam Sterilizer+Compact+Lightweight+Sterilizes in 4 minutes-Requires microwave 4 – Dr. Brown’s Deluxe Bottle Warmer & Sterilizer+Pre-programmed settings+Bottle/milk warmer+Bottle/milk steriliser+Memory button suitable for quick warming-Only 1 bottle at a time 5 – Philips AVENT 3-in-1 Electric Steam Sterilizer+Six-minute sterilization+Cleans multiple bottles-Does not dry bottles

At as early as 4 months old, your baby can begin to eat solid food. When that happens, you will need to prepare plates and bowls suitable for your baby, and in this guide, we will help you choose the right ones for you.​1 – WeeSprout Divided Suction Plates With Lids+Lids included+Built in dividers+Suction cups-Suction cups not for all surfaces 2 – Nuk First Essentials Bunch-a-Bowls+Snap-lock lids+BPA-free+Microwave safe+Dishwasher safe+Freezer safe-Microwave may cause some warping-No suction cups 3 – BabyBjörn Baby Dinner Set+4 items in set+Multiple colour options+Easy to clean-No bowl included-Utensils may be a bit large for some children 4 – Avanchy Bamboo Feeding Set+Suction bottom+Toxic chemical free+Removable silicon rings-Bamboo is hand wash only-Not safe for microwave 5 – WeeSprout Bamboo Toddler Plates+Chip and scratch resistant+Dishwasher safe+Stackable-Not for microwave-No lids

​Caring for a baby can be a challenge, doubly so if it is your first time. However, worry not, for we are here to help. We have compiled a list of common worries and their solutions to better help you through your journey as a new parent.Concern 1: How often do I change my baby’s diaper?You will need to frequently change your baby’s diaper in order to prevent diaper rashes, however, you do not need to do it every time your baby pee. It is recommended to do so once every 2 to 3 hours, with the only exception being when your baby has a bowel movement. It is also important to keep your baby clean and dry when you change their diapers as they have sensitive skin. Concern 2: Why is my baby crying so much?Babies tend to cry a lot, and for many different reasons. Knowing why your baby is crying is the first step to helping them stop. Reasons for your baby cry includes:Gas painsTry burping your baby.LonelinessSpend more time with your babyTry wearing your baby around with a harnessHungerPay more attention to your baby, your baby will most likely have certain patterns when they are hungry, understanding them will be very useful.Dirty diapersThis are usually very obvious, and easy to fix, just change your baby’s diapers and they should stop cryingTirednessEnsure your baby gets plenty of sleep and are given a comfortable environment where they are able to fall asleep easily. Concern 3: How do I know if my baby is eating enough?More often than not, new parents will be worried that their babies aren’t eating enough and that their growth is getting impacted. The most reliable way to make sure your baby is eating enough is to ensure they’re growing properly. Your doctor will usually go through this during your baby’s check-ups. Concern 4: When will my baby start sleeping the whole night?Babies aren’t typically ready to sleep through the night until around 12-14 weeks old. However, even if your baby isn’t ready to get a full night’s rest by then it is not too serious of a concern as every baby develops differently and some can take as much as 5 months before they are ready. If you are still worried about your baby not sleeping through the night, you can take them to a paediatrician to get your baby checked.

​1 – luvable friends unisex baby hooded towel+Affordable+Multiple Designs+Set of 1 towel and 5 washcloths-Thin materials-Polyester may not be suitable for sensitive skin 2 – Little Unicorn Infant Hooded Towel & Washcloth Set+Gift-ready packaging+Nice patterns+Hand pockets-Expensive 3 – Pottery Barn Gingham Baby Hooded Towel+Customisable+Free shipping options-No return policy-Nine-character limit 4 – parachute hooded baby towel+Simple design+Neutral colour-Washcloths not included 5 – Burt’s Bees Baby Bath Towel+Organic cotton+2 pack or 1 pack options-Thin material-Smaller towels 6 – Posh Peanut Ruffled Hooded Towels+Hypoallergenic material+Odour resistant+Large to grow into-Expensive-Too big for new-borns 7 – Carter’s 2-Pack Organic Towels+Affordable organic cotton+Comes in a pack of 2-Basic colours 8 – Puj Hug Baby Hooded Towel+Tabbed towels+Tab doubles as hanging loop-Only in white 9 – Pouf Terry Cover Up+Sizing for toddlers to kids+Easy to wear to beach or pools-No baby sizes-Limited range of colours 10 – Kea Babies Hooded Towel+Dries quickly+Good for sensitive skin-Bigger sizes not ideal for new-borns

​1 – razor a kick scooter+Lightweight+Foldable+Adjustable handles+Multiple colors+High quality Aluminum-No lights-For 5+ years old     2 – Fisher-Price Harley-Davidson Tough Trike+Big pedal+Durable tires-Silent, so you can track your child by sound-Requires assembly 3 – Peg Perego John Deere Ground Force Tractor with Trailer+Parental controls+Rechargeable batteries+Detachable trailer-Expensive-Large-Heavy 4 – Hape Scoot Around Ride On Wood Bike+Lightweight+Rubber wheels-Suitable mainly for indoor use 5 – Little Tikes Princess Cozy Coupe Ride-On Toy+360 wheels+High back seat-Foot powered 6 – Best Choice Products 12V Ride-On Car Truck+Remote controlled+Led lights+Adjustable seat belts-Heavy-Bulky-Expensive 7 – Kid Motorz Lil Patrol 6-Volt Motorcycle+18 months and up+Storage space-Low maximum weight-1.2 miles per hour maximum speed 8 – Power Wheels 12v Dune Racer+2 children+Parental controls+Huge storage-Expensive-Bulky 

When comparing between public hospitals for baby delivery, 3 factors come to mind, Cost, Amenities, and Specialization. In this article we will be exploring our options and will be giving recommendations based on the 3 factors.Cheapest Hospital for Baby Delivery: National University HospitalAt as low as $675 for ward C delivery, NUH is the cheapest of the 3 public hospitals. With specialities in high-risk obstetrics and being the expert in pregnancy complications, you will be in good hands if any complications happen during delivery. Costs for deliver can range from $675 to $1000 for ward C, $900 to $1300 for ward B2, $2600 to $3500 for ward B, and $4200 to $5700 for ward A. Best Amenities: Singapore General HospitalWith gourmet food options, floral delivery suites, SGH is one most the most comfortable hospitals for baby delivery. Costs for delivery can range from $970 to $1400 for ward C, $1200 to $1900 for ward B2, $2700 to $4000 for ward B, and $3500 to $5500 for ward A. Best Specialization: KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital As its name suggest, KKH specializes in caring for women and children. Furthermore, they hold the largest quantity of deliveries in Singapore per year. Delivering from 30-35 babies a day, KKH also offers post-natal advice. Costs for delivery can range from $950 to $1500 for ward C, $1400 to $2300 for ward B2, $2900 to $4100 for ward B, and $4200 to $5800 for ward A.Sources : ​https://www.kkh.com.sg/

Caring for a baby can be a challenge, doubly so if it is your first time. However, worry not, for we are here to help. We have compiled a list of common worries and their solutions to better help you through your journey as a new parent.Concern 1: How often do I change my baby’s diaper?You will need to frequently change your baby’s diaper in order to prevent diaper rashes, however, you do not need to do it every time your baby pee. It is recommended to do so once every 2 to 3 hours, with the only exception being when your baby has a bowel movement. It is also important to keep your baby clean and dry when you change their diapers as they have sensitive skin. Concern 2: Why is my baby crying so much?Babies tend to cry a lot, and for many different reasons. Knowing why your baby is crying is the first step to helping them stop. Reasons for your baby cry includes:Gas painsTry burping your baby.LonelinessSpend more time with your babyTry wearing your baby around with a harnessHungerPay more attention to your baby, your baby will most likely have certain patterns when they are hungry, understanding them will be very useful.Dirty diapersThis are usually very obvious, and easy to fix, just change your baby’s diapers and they should stop cryingTirednessEnsure your baby gets plenty of sleep and are given a comfortable environment where they are able to fall asleep easily. Concern 3: How do I know if my baby is eating enough?More often than not, new parents will be worried that their babies aren’t eating enough and that their growth is getting impacted. The most reliable way to make sure your baby is eating enough is to ensure they’re growing properly. Your doctor will usually go through this during your baby’s check-ups. Concern 4: When will my baby start sleeping the whole night?Babies aren’t typically ready to sleep through the night until around 12-14 weeks old. However, even if your baby isn’t ready to get a full night’s rest by then it is not too serious of a concern as every baby develops differently and some can take as much as 5 months before they are ready. If you are still worried about your baby not sleeping through the night, you can take them to a paediatrician to get your baby checked.