Crawl, sit, stand, walk, run. At the core of these milestones is tummy time. “Tummy time” is the essential time a baby needs on their stomach to develop strength in the neck, arms, back, and other critical body parts. And yet, parents face countless struggles to make tummy time a pleasant experience for their babies. Most babies cry while on their stomachs because the position is uncomfortable and unfamiliar. However, this is the precise movement a baby needs to build core stability and stay on track for physical development.

Parents do it all, and taking care of a newborn makes finding time to focus on yourself difficult. But parents need some R&R (rest and relaxation) also. LittleOne.Care acknowledges that. We are here to make your life easier.

Being a mom is hard. You have this constant fear of what can happen to your baby and always try your best to make the world seem perfect for him or her. Learning how to make the best decision doesn’t come easily, or naturally. A mom’s intuition can be a real thing, however, how do you know when to trust it, or when to ignore it?

Having a proper routine can benefit your baby because it gives your baby security and stability in their environment. Routines allow babies and children to get an idea of what events and procedures need to take place every day. In addition, routines can help babies learn what is expected of them and what they should expect during the day. Having a routine will allow for more engagement and interest from your baby or toddler.

The United States Government spends $500 per child on early childhood care. According to a 2021 article from the New York Times, the United States is an outlier compared to other countries. Rich countries spend around $14,000 yearly on a toddler’s childcare. In the United States (US), the majority of the spending is on lower-class families in poverty. What is the US doing wrong?

Nannies offer huge stress relief for any parents or guardians. Whether you are a working parent, a new parent, or a parent who might just need a break, nannies are one call away. However, choosing the right nanny for you and your child can be difficult.

When your baby cries, are you the first person to jump up and try to calm them down, or do you let them cry it out? A baby cries when they are trying to tell you something. Considering all possibilities can help you understand why your baby is crying. Over time, you can start to identify the reason for these cries.

Most people believe that a baby’s day only consists of eating, sleeping, and crying. However, is that fact always true? Can parents create other activities to make the day more exciting, or is this three-step routine enough?

Currently, the Global Baby Care & Product Market is valued at approximately $400 billion. While this astronomical number is promising to so many parents a new challenge arises: how are parents meant to choose between products and services? Baby strollers, nannies, car seats, formula, diapers, the list is endless. We have the solution.

Music has the power to reach people in ways that words cannot. Rhythms and beats woven into melodies and harmonies can create feelings of joy and love. Music can help people interact, connect, and engage with others in a meaningful and positive way. Music can stimulate the mind and change the brain for the better. These reasons are why exposing babies to music as early as possible is imperative for parents.

Establishing a relationship with your baby is one of the most important aspects of being a parent. Bonding with your baby and creating an attachment is necessary for your baby’s development and allows you to feel more connected to your child. One study from the University of Minnesota shows that “our ability to love, trust, and resolve conflict stems in part from how we’re treated as infants.” Therefore, becoming a special, trusted person in your baby’s life stems from bonding time and can have positive long-term effects on your child.

Have you ever wondered why you decided to purchase a smartwatch for yourself?Was it to track your steps, monitor your sleep, or simply keep an eye on your overall fitness and wellness?

Do you ever wonder what the future will hold for your baby? What will babies eat, or how much DNA can we alter in a baby? Nevertheless, LittleOne.Care’s device will remain consistent even in changing times. Our number one goal is how our collected data will be able to support decision-making in the area of baby development in the future.

As parents, you constantly hear people say to let your baby have tummy time. But why is tummy time so vital to a baby’s everyday routine? Understanding the importance of tummy time will help your baby grow.

Parents need to think about how to enable the baby to reach this position, instead of just crawling on their stomach around the house. If we pick up all the stimulating elements off the floor, select only one very interesting item, and position it on top of a low stool (which we want them to reach) – we’ll probably succeed.

We all appreciate the baby’s honesty. Straight as an arrow. If they love someone or something, they’ll show it. If they hate it, a crying tantrum is just around the corner.

Wellbeing is experiencing good health (physical and mental), being happy (generally satisfied with life), and prosperous (having meaning and managing stress). To measure the wellbeing status we would need to go beyond calculating any lack of disease and find out how a person perceives their life, how they conduct their day-to-day activities, and how integrated are their mental and physical health.

There is an almost invisible, yet direct, linkage between a child’s eating habits, sleeping routine, and activity (playfulness) levels. All three intertwine, and if repeated well, they ensure the baby’s wellbeing, happiness, and overall development. No parent, or child expert, can ever claim that there is no connection between the three and we are here to examine exactly why.

A baby’s well being highly depends on their sleeping habits. The ‘National Sleep Foundation’ (an unexpected, yet important organization) describes sleeping as one of the main factors for healthy development in children: “A child will spend 40 percent of his or her childhood asleep” they say. Why? Because they are highly active during the day, which means their little bodies need proper rest to maintain their energy level and continue developing. In addition, while asleep, the baby's brain absorbs all the daily learning and stores it.

Accidents happen. It's a fact, especially when it comes to infants. Regardless of the best care we provide, the tools we use at home or outside, or endless efforts, they just do. Accidents happen at home, in the car, at day-care, while at the park and take all different. In fact, parents spend countless minutes thinking of what ‘could’ happen, and sometimes even too much.

There are thousands of types of grandparents across the world. Some are career-oriented, some are family-focused, some are travelers, and some are all about cooking. The one thing they all have in common - all grandparents love their grandchildren.

Creating any baby tech solution is a long process, especially when it encompasses Deep Learning and Artificial Intelligence. It not only involves great minds, experience, innovative technology, and industry consultants, but it also demands one essential element - parents & babies. LittleOne.Care is the first Artificial Intelligence solution that helps maintain a baby’s wellbeing by gathering insights such as motions, sounds, and vitals to provide a clear picture of the little one’s life events. The solution also provides parents professional advice on how to respond – all under one app.

Each one of us has to adjust and play a new role given the quarantine situation. The change forced upon us is natural and obvious while providing us justification for our business activities and personal behavior. As a parent to infants - there are no excuses or justification. What has to be done - will be. You cannot allow your baby’s development process to be affected.

During normal times parents do just about everything to make sure their babies are safe, developing, and happy. This entails various teaching courses and activities that develop, strengthen, and improve their motoric capabilities. We sing and speak to them quite a bit. We also make sure they socialize with other children of the same age through playgroups and Gymboree meet-ups. Pediatricians also assist during the standard check-ups, which take place about 6 times during the first year. They make sure the infants develop normally, give standard vaccine shots, and examine the baby's eyes and test reflexes as part of a complete physical exam.

Babies learn from us just about everything that has to do with this world - walking, talking, laughing and even manners. But there is something we should learn from them: how to learn.

It takes a village to raise a child – right? Well, it used to. Now it takes one internet connection, Alexa, a few WhatsApp groups and some social media channels.