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The Most Common Types of Infections Seen in Babies

Babies are more prone to infections than adults because their immune systems are still maturing, and they haven’t come in...

Flying With a Baby? Check Out Our Top 10 Travel Tips

It’s generally recommended that babies avoid plane travel until they’ve received their 2-month vaccines. When you do get the...

The 411 on Car Seats: What Every Parent Needs to Know

A properly installed car seat is the one thing you must have to be allowed to bring your baby home from the hospital. This article...

Safe Sleep and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)

The pediatric recommendations for safe sleep have evolved over the years. Before 1992. most parents put their babies on their...

The Breastfeeding Basics: An Insider Guide for Moms

Despite what the movies show, breastfeeding can be a challenge and a source of stress for Moms. Moms often feel like a failure if the...

The 411 on Teething: When It Starts & How to Manage It

Even though babies don't get their first tooth until 6 months (or so), teething starts earlier (around 4 months). Get Wise about our Top...

Baby Formula Mixing Made Easy: A Quick Guide for Parents

When mixing baby formula, it’s important to follow the instructions on the container. Why? Because mixing it with too little water or too...

Stuffy Noses & Snot: Understanding Nasal Congestion in Babies

Nasal congestion is common in babies and is only a problem if it interferes with feeding, sleep, or breathing. In this article, we'll...

The Scoop on Croup and Its Signature Barking Cough

Croup is a respiratory illness that causes a portion of the affected child’s airway (below the vocal cords) to become inflamed and...

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