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3 Tips for Starting Solids

Developing healthy eating habits for baby is a process that begins when starting solids. Here’s three not-so-intuitive tips that new parents should know about feeding your baby her very first spoonful.…

How to Make Baby Food

Learning how to make baby food can be surprisingly easy and far less expensive than buying commercial varieties. The only special tools you’ll need are a strainer and either a…

Baby Sleep Training Basics

If your baby seems to magically fall asleep on her own, consider yourself lucky. While baby sleep training isn’t always necessary, baby sleep problems aren’t uncommon. Don’t worry—it’s not too…

3 Steps to Help Baby Sleep

How do you help baby sleep? Baby sleep training doesn’t have to be nightmare. In fact, it could be as simple as 1, 2, 3! Yup, this plan really works.…

How to Help Baby Walk

It probably seems like your baby has sat up, crawled, and started cruising all in the blink of an eye—and now, you’re probably anxious about him meeting the biggest milestone…

Vaccines for Babies: Yes, They’re Important

Watching your baby get a vaccine can be as painful as opening up a credit card bill. But vaccines for babies save thousands of lives each year, and making sure…

Baby Foods to Avoid

As your baby hits the six-month mark, you may start to introduce solids into her diet and even begin to make your own baby food. But take note: There are…

Baby Can’t Sleep? Here’s Help.

Are baby sleep problems plaguing your family? If your little one is having trouble snoozing, a number of factors could be to blame. Here’s what you need to know when…

How Infants Learn

For the first few months, it might not seem like your infant does much besides eat, sleep, poop, and occasionally make adorable cooing sounds. But even though there’s not much…

How to Soothe Sore Nipples

Breastfeeding shouldn’t hurt! In the early days, you might find yourself sucking your breath in for a few seconds when the baby latches on. But that feeling shouldn’t persist throughout…