Category: First Year

Infant acid reflux is a condition in which a baby spits up or vomits the contents of his or her stomach shortly after eating. This condition usually occurs when a baby is very young, stopping by the age of 18 months.

If you aren’t sure whether breastfeeding is best for you and your baby, here are a few situations where you are better off with a bottle.

Undoubtedly, “breast is best” – and not just because it is both free AND natural. In addition to being both of these, breast milk is also the best choice for new moms and their babies because of the difference breastfeeding can make to the overall health of the immune system.

Let’s face it, babies make messes and start smelling pretty quickly after birth. Keeping your baby clean is essential and healthy. Learn how to give your newborn a bath from our community of mother experts.

Going back to work after giving birth can be daunting; especially if you have to leave your new baby at a day care. Here are some things you need to know about starting daycare for your baby.

Ensuring your new baby is healthy and stays healthy will be on your mind. Here are some things you need to know about newborn baby health.

Because of the risk of SIDS among families who have used blankets or other loose bedding in their baby’s cribs, it is best not to use a blanket. There are other options for keeping your child warm on cold nights.

One of the challenges faced by stay at home moms of 1 years old is designing a schedule that works for her, the baby, and the rest of the family.

Staying home all day with a new baby can quickly lead to cabin fever or increase post-partum depression. Keeping busy with activities for you and your child can help.

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.