Accroding to Helen Brown author of Parenting for Dummies: "Teeny-tiny, just-been-born babies don’t need toys: they can’t hold anything and they can’t see much. But roll forward even a few weeks, and ...

Watching your child as they feed themselves for the first time is a momentous milestone - so it’s important to make sure you pick the right baby or toddler cutlery set for them to help with ...

Tools for Talking: Why get face to face with your newborn baby? Why the best thing you can do when talking to a newborn baby is to get up close and make eye contact with them. 0-3 months ...

The company and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) noted that babies should never sleep in the swing, and that caregivers should not add bedding. Owners of the swings should ...

Babies react to mirrors in all sorts of extraordinary and often funny ways. In this short video below, child development expert Dr Michelle Peter meets parents to explain the science behind these ...

by Dori Zinn and Jessica Bernhard A swing can help soothe and entertain a fussy baby. After testing 10 swings, we think the Graco Glider LX Gliding Swing is the best one. by Samantha Schoech and ...

Nico Tortorella and Wife Bethany C. Meyers Share Journey to Welcoming Baby No. 2 in the 'Middle of Hurricane Milton' (Exclusive) Brantley Gilbert Admits He Was an 'Emotional Wreck' as Wife Amber ...

The first years are a wondrous time. As the months pass, parents are able to form deep, affectionate bonds with their babies and marvel at their rapid growth. Infants need a small, consistent ...

negative reviews have also reached the comment box where Poncho de Nigris is accused of not respecting the privacy of his new baby or even his partner Mistral. Poncho De Nigris shared the ...

Babies and toddlers should not be left to passively watch TV or other screens, according to new World Health Organization guidelines. Sedentary screen time, including computer games, should not ...

Americans aren’t just waiting longer to have kids and having fewer once they start—they’re less likely to have any at all.