Category: First Year

After birth, it can be hard to know exactly how to best care for and socialize your child — especially for first time mothers. Here are a few tips for introducing your baby to the world.

Starting solid foods can be really exciting for both parents and the baby. Here are a few tips for introducing solid foods to your baby’s diet.

You want the best care possible for your child in a daycare, so finding one that fits your needs can be tricky. Here are 5 tips to use when looking for the right daycare for you and your child.

Teething is every parent’s worst nightmare. There is no cure, there are a few things you can do to make the pain (and your baby) more manageable.

Finding a babysitter, nanny, or caregiver for your baby who meets your needs can be a struggle, especially if you’ve never gone through the process before. Here are a few things to consider when you interview caregivers.

Caring for a baby in the months before cleft lip or palate surgery is performed may seem frightening, but you can easily become educated and prepared to do so. Here’s a look at how to care for a baby with a cleft lip or palate.

In children, a slight cough can become a bad cough quickly. Here are a few indicators that your child’s cough really is something to be concerned about.

Doctors are not sure what causes colic to develop. However, there are several possibilities that researchers have looked into.

Colic is a common condition among newborns and infants that is marked by episodes of inconsolable crying for no apparent reason. Here is a look at how to deal with this frustrating condition.

Colic is a fairly common condition characterized by periods of significant distress in a baby that is otherwise completely healthy and well-fed. Here is what you need to know about the condition.