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These tips will help your baby cut their chompers with as little pain as possible. There’s not a mom out there who hasn’t gazed down at…

From birth, protecting and promoting baby’s healthy skin is a daily job for parents and caregivers. Baby’s skin protects them from bacteria and germs, and…

For brand-new and veteran parents alike, being spit on, peed on, and yes, even pooped on is an accepted and expected parental rite of passage.…

Maybe your baby has more gadgets than toys in their nursery, but what do experts say makes a healthy, smart environment for your little one?…

Your late preterm baby born between 34-36 weeks has unique care, feeding and developmental needs; they need you to be their champion. Perhaps baby didn’t…

Many moms don’t understand that a breast pump and nursing supplies are available to many under the affordable Care Act. You may be planning on…

Babies suck. And sometimes breastfeeding hurts. We all know that “breast is best.” In fact, most new and expectant moms in the US choose to…

A new survey suggests parents want to know the risks of prematurity affecting a current pregnancy, as well as information from their healthcare providers about…

What if you learned that the everyday act of diapering could promote and support your baby’s health and development? That the routine actions of moving,…

You rarely hear about heart disease or stroke in pregnancy but it is actually becoming more common as younger women enter pregnancy with ongoing health…