Caring for Your Newborn Baby

With the heat of summer here, check out these tips and products that will help prevent you from leaving your baby in the backseat.

A trip to the pool with kids requires strategy. These mom hacks for the pool or beach will help you save time and have a fun, relaxing day laying out...

The American Academy of Pediatrics is urging parents to be extra vigilant about water safety this summer. Here are tips to help keep your children safe.

Introducing allergenic foods at a young age can help reduce the risk of food allergies in babies. Here's what to feed them and how to do it.

Deck the halls with baby safe Christmas decor. Here are 12 tips to ensure you're baby proofing your Christmas tree and holiday decor.

Are you thinking about sleep training your baby but you're not sure where to start? We turned to three experts for help.

Baby massage can alleviate gas/colic, improve sleep, decrease postpartum depression, improve the breastfeeding relationship, and more. Here are my do's and don'ts when massaging your baby.

After breastmilk and/or infant formula what will you feed your baby and when? Our baby food guide will give you feeding tips for the first 12 months.

These tips for babyproofing will help you set up a safe environment in your home for your baby before they're even on the move.

According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission there are a few things to look for before purchasing a crib to make sure it’s safe for baby.

Learn the basics of bottle feeding from when to introduce a bottle, how often you should feed, bottle warming, tips and more.

Child Passenger Safety Technician Shannon Powers shares car seat safety information new parents should know to ensure proper car seat use.

Knowing how to properly clean and disinfect the different types of toys your baby has will help you prevent the spread of germs.

Dr. Alicia Webb with Children's of Alabama shares 6 tips to help prevent injuries and keep kids safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.

6 well-stocked places you find diapers for your baby and have them delivered to your home.

One of the benefits of swaddling your baby correctly is lessening the response of their Moro Reflex so they can get longer hours of sleep.

Getting baby on a sleep schedule is good for the whole family. Whether parent-led, baby-led, or a combination, here's tips to establish a bedtime routine.

Your baby will develop in language, social skills, and large/small motor development. Here's how your baby will develop during months 11-12.

Your baby will develop in language, social skills, and large/small motor development. Here's how your baby will develop during months 9-10.

Your baby will develop in language, social skills, and large/small motor development. Here's how your baby will develop during months 7-8.

Your baby will develop in language, social skills, and large/small motor development. Here's how your baby will develop during months 5-6.

Your baby will develop in language, social skills, and large/small motor development. Here's how your baby will develop during months 3-4.

Your baby will develop in language, social skills, and large/small motor development. Here's how your baby will develop during months 1-2.

Your child's runny nose, cough, and fever may be an early sign of RSV. Washing your hands and avoiding crowds are easy ways to help prevent the virus.

Most babies will start teething around six months old. Signs your baby's first tooth is coming include sensitive gums, drooling, and lots of chewing.

Baby Eczema typically appears between 2-4 months. Treatment options include switching to hypoallergenic and fragrance-free soaps and detergents.

Baby hiccups are normal but some prevention methods include feeding your baby smaller amounts, burping, Gripe Water, and gas drops.

Wondering what to expect and when as your newborn grows? Check out this handy month-by-month milestones guide to give you some benchmarks for the first year.

New dad and pediatrician, Dr. Drew Wright, offers 6 important tips for navigating the first month of caring for your newborn.

When creating your baby registry, don't overlook adding these smaller baby health essentials like a nasal aspirator and nail clippers.