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How to Help a Gassy Baby
7 tummy-comforting tips from experts and parents to cut down on squirming and crying.
New SIDS research may shed light on why some babies are affected, but there’s more work to do
Despite being studied and researched for decades, about 3,400 babies die in the United States each year from Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), according to the Centers for Disease Control. So, any progress is good news, and on May 6, Australian scientists published a paper noting potential advances in understanding SIDS. Here’s what they found and what experts are saying.
7 Questions to Ask a Nanny or Babysitter Before Hiring in the COVID Era
Experts share the key health and safety questions to ask before hiring a babysitter or nanny during this stage of the pandemic.
Can babies and kids go outside with a cold? Here’s what experts say
Is it OK to take kids outside when they're sick or should you keep them indoors? Pediatricians weigh in.
Body odor in kids: How to treat a 5-, 6- or 7-year old’s stinky armpits
Armpit and body odor in children is normal. However, it also kinda stinks. Here’s what experts recommend when kids as young as 5, 6 or 7 years old start smelling more ripe than sweet.
When should a child stop sleeping with stuffed animals? It’s a lot later than you think
Is your child still sleeping with a teddy bear at 16? Experts say not to worry.
How risky are playdates? Here’s what parents and caregivers need to know
Making Sense of Diaper Sizes for Newborn Babies on up
8 Safe and Easy Ways to Treat Hemorrhoids in Kids
Using a Baby Swing: Your Age, Weight, and Sleep Questions Answered
What’s the Stroller Age Limit, According to Experts?
7 Tips for Comforting Your Gassy Baby
Baby at 3 Months: The developmental milestones to expect
6 Potential Toddler Pillow Hazards, Plus 6 Safer Kids’ Pillow Picks
10 Helpful Special Needs Resources and Organizations
