Babies can tell if you’re smiling – even if they can’t see you
Miles of smiles Photo: Shutterstock Before she even became a mother, Clare knew she was going to speak to her babies from the “get go”. … Read more
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Birth
How to Treat Baby’s First Fever
Fever in infants can be scary, but don’t panic, mama! Read all about baby temperature, and find out how to safely treat your child’s first fever. By Linda … Read more
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10 Things to Know About Newborns
Here are a few basics you need to know about your new arrival. Baby may be, well, a little funny-looking. His head may be smooshed … Read more
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Signs Your Baby Has Gas and How to Treat It
Alexandra Grablewski Babies are naturally gassy, but you can take preventive measures to keep your little one comfortable. Find out how. @ Anita K. Henry … Read more
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How much should my newborn be sleeping?
The average newborn sleeps about 16 hours a day, but some need much less sleep and some much more. Also, it’s not uncommon for a … Read more
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Extended breastfeeding: Is it for good you?
Nursing past your baby’s first birthday is known as extended breastfeeding. In many countries, it’s considered normal, healthy, and common. However, some people in the … Read more
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Childbirth: What to pack for the hospital or birth center
Have everything ready to go when you’re 8 months pregnant, since you could go into labor at any time in the weeks before your due date. … Read more
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What you need to know about sleep regressions
The four-month sleep regression, the 12-month sleep regression, the 18-month sleep regression – what is happening to your baby? Any time your baby’s sleep suddenly … Read more
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PSA: It’s Totally Fine to Have Babies After 35, Science Backs It Up
Natalia Deriabina/Shutterstock Singer Carrie Underwood recently stated that at 35, she may have missed her chance to have a big family, and then announced her … Read more
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10 things no one tells you about breastfeeding
Let’s be realistic about breastfeeding in the early weeks – it’s hard, it hurts, and it’s traumatic About 6 weeks ago we welcomed our second … Read more
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