We all watch in wonderment as children grow. Each stage of development is a delight, and no matter what a baby does at any given stage, it is normal for that child. Some babies will develop faster than others, and some slower.

At a regular checkup, the pediatrician may tell you where your baby is on the growth charts. These charts were developed by measuring thousands of children in order to find the normal ranges.

Not every baby will develop on the same timeline and so it is important to discuss your concerns with your pediatrician if your baby is not meeting these general milestones.

Most parents look forward to hearing their infant say his or her first words. Language is a complex developmental process that begins at 3 months and continues to develop throughout childhood.

Over the course of the first year of life, a baby experiences dramatic physical and mental growth. The period between 9- to 12-months marks some of the most significant changes as the baby grows from newborn to toddler, with important milestones marking the way.

There are few words to adequately describe just how much a newborn baby could cry. Whether it's dreaded colic, sensitivity to light and noise, or overall discontent, a baby can cry longer than you can keep your patience.

Babies develop at their own pace; but there are general guidelines when most babies attempt certain tasks or develop enough to exhibit social behaviors. We will discuss the social interaction, verbal abilities, coordination, mobility, sleep habits, and object view.

The period from birth to three months is often called the “fourth trimester” because babies spend the entire time getting used to life outside the womb. At 3 months, your baby will start developing all sorts of fun new skills, and hitting some early developmental milestones.

Check out the pregnancy tools that are available to you! Don't forget to bring your calendar and journal to your prental appointments. Remember, the calculator tools provided to you on BabytoBee.com are an estimate. Always consult with your physician if you have any questions.

Getting your newborn baby on a sleep schedule can be tricky at best. Here are some things you can do to ensure that your new baby will go to sleep on time.

The first year of your baby's life you are learning almost as much as they are. Caring for another human being isn't easy, so use these handy tools to keep you organized.

Moderate exercise most days of the week can keep complications at bay and help maintain a healthy weight during pregnancy. Here are 5 great exercises to keep your back (among other things) strong and flexible while you’re pregnant.