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Baby Bedtime Routine: 10 to 12 Months From crawling to improved hand-eye coordination, your baby is advancing in leaps and bounds during the last legs of his first year, and…

How to Keep Your Walking Baby Safe on Stairs Another developmental milestone is here! Your baby is walking around like she owns the place. She’s so confident that she already…

Baby Development: 18 to 21 Months If your 18- to 21-month-old has taken on a whole new personality, fear not — that’s actually very normal. Your baby’s newfound sense of…

Your Baby and Hemorrhoids Infants can get hemorrhoids, but fortunately, they’re quite uncommon. Hemorrhoids may occur when blood vessels around the anus become engorged from poor circulation. Eventually, they bulge…

Reading to Babies: Why Every Dad Should Take Part Reading to their babies is one of the most powerful ways new dads can help shape their child’s life. Reading time…

Feeding Your Baby Solids Apples and banana and pears — oh my! Experimenting with new flavors can produce both delight and frustration. He may love what you give him —…

Toddler Sleep Solutions As parents know all too well, young children are notorious for resisting sleep. Just the mention of bedtime can sometimes set off a toddler tantrum. Help your…

Potty-Training Checklist: Supplies and Steps Is your toddler curious about the toilet or big-kid underwear? Can he tell you when he has to go? Does he stay dry for two…

Why Is My Baby’s Scalp Scaly and Red? If your baby’s scalp is red and scaly with flaking skin, it’s likely a common condition known as cradle cap. Not to…

Best-Ever Solutions to Potty-Training Challenges Transitions are tough for little kids — and potty training is all about transitions. Go into it expecting numerous bumps along the road. Refusing to…