Where Every Family Matters
Every baby is a limited-edition original — no duplicates, no restocks. They’re all wonderfully wired in their own ways. And there are little clues that hint at baby intelligence and where your mini me is heading … with your help, of course.
Snuggling up with a newborn is pure bliss, until he scratches you (or himself) with his tiny little fingernails!
It doesn't take a brain surgeon to realize that reading is the most important educational skill a child can possess. Here are some tips to help raise a reader.
Give careful thought to three important things when it's naming a baby time. It will matter to your child one day!
Let's hear it for togetherness! New research says reading print books out loud with your young child is far more superior to using e-books.
Many new parents check their sleeping babies often during their first few months at home.
New mothers experience joy and deep love, but also fear, anxiety and even competition. Remember: You. Are. Enough.
There she is clicking and swiping like a pro! Just make sure she gets plenty of play without a device in hand.
After so many hours of sleeping on his back, your infant needs daily sessions of tummy time to help strengthen his neck and shoulder muscles — don't skip it!
The first year with Baby will zip by and suddenly ... no baby memory book! Make it a priority to MAKE IT HAPPEN!
Nightly wakings happens for a variety of reasons such as nightmares, but starting at age 1, disturbances can change.
