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Baby Horoscopes
Curious about your baby's astrological sign? Want to know what your baby Aries or Leo might be like as
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Baby Led Solids: Top Ten First Foods
Never heard of baby led solids? Baby led solids, also called baby led weaning, just means skipping the
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Baby's First Foods Chart
There is some debate about when babies should start solid foods. Even within the AAP (American Academy of Pediatrics) there is a difference of opinion. The AAP’s Committee on Nutrition recommends starting solids sometime between 4 and 6 months. However, the AAP’s Breastfeeding Policy Statement Baby Signing (The Fun of Teaching Your Baby to Sign)
Sign language can help your child communicate a little earlier than most children speak. Baby Sleep Training: Cry It Out Methods
Even a few tears are worth it for your child to get the rest that they need. Sleep training is hard but rewarding. Baby Sleep Training: "No-Cry" Methods
If you want fewer tears, these "no-cry" methods can help you get your baby used to sleeping through the night without hours of crying. Baby Soft Spots - When Will My Baby’s Soft Spots Close?
Your baby was born with two noticeable soft spots, called fontanels, on the top and back of his head. Your baby’s skull is made up of bones that connect at the soft spots. The soft spots are made of a tough membrane which allows your baby’s head to be flexible. This flexibility is necessary so that
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Baby Speech Delays: Guide to Helping Late Talkers
There is a range of normal times to begin speaking, but active parental involvement can move the process along at any stage. Baby Spitting Up: When Should You Worry?
Some spit-up is routine, and other spit-up is a bit more worrisome: here's how to make sure you think it through and have peace of mind. Baby Tantrums
By Elizabeth Pantley, Author of Gentle Baby Care Learn about it A baby’s first tantrum can take you by surprise. Your baby can really shock you by shrieking, stamping, hitting, or making his whole body go stiff. But don’t take it personally; baby tantrums aren’t about anything you’ve done 