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A Guide to Baby Illnesses

By Alexa Joy Sherman From the moment you give birth to your baby, you’ll be experiencing a whole lot of firsts with him: first smile, laugh, tooth, word, step-and,…

Cloth Or Disposable Diapers: Which Ones Are Better?

By Stacy Whitman When it comes to diapers, some parents are passionate and opinionated about which is best-cloth or disposable-for them, their babies and the planet. Cost and convenience are…

Baby Basics

By M. J. Horowitz While nothing could be more relaxing and endearing than cuddling and cooing with your new baby, there are certain tasks that bring fear into the hearts…

Games and Activities for Babies

In the beginning it may seem that all your baby does is sleep, cry and eat. While this is true, they are also slowly taking in their environment – getting…

Going Organic One Step at a Time

By Serena Norr Four years ago, I prided myself on eating healthy and I knew that would be a fantastic start for my new baby who was just starting solids.…

How to Put Your Baby on a Sleep Schedule

If you haven’t had a good night’s sleep since your baby was born, you’re not alone. Sleepless nights are a rite of passage for most new parents. But don’t despair.…

The Benefits of Organic Food

By Nancy Gottesman Now that you have children, you probably give more consideration to the food you bring into your home. Is it nutritious? Is it kid-friendly? Is it safe?…

What You Need to Know About Used and Borrowed Car Seats

Our favorite car seat expert, Alisa J Baer, MD (also known as The Car Seat Lady), has put together this comprehensive list of things you need to know when borrowing,…

New Mom Tips

We polled our readers at newparent.com to gather the best advice they had to offer other new parents, and we got some great tips! Do you have a new mom…

The Best Baby Feeding Tips

By Nancy Gottesman During baby’s first year, you’ll want to cultivate a diet that protects against obesity and disease as he grows. The best way to do that? “Try to…