Babies
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BabiesFeeding Your Baby
Read some suggestions for getting an 18-month-old off the bottle and formula, and onto cow's milk.
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BabiesBaby's Health
Exercise programs can be exciting for both toddler and parent, but many of them are "more icing than cake."
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BabiesCaring for Your BabyBy FamilyEducation Editorial Staff
Find out why stimulating your baby from birth is crucial to development.
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BabiesYour Baby and Sleep
Read what our expert recommends for a baby who dislikes his crib.
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BabiesFeeding Your Baby
Each infant is unique, so I never recommend a minimum amount of milk.
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BabiesFeeding Your Baby
As long as your baby is growing and developing normally, constipation should not be a cause for alarm.
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BabiesBaby's Growth and Development
There is a lot of variation in the normal eruption time for children's teeth.
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BabiesFeeding Your Baby
The more often you put the baby to the breast, the more breast milk you'll make ("demand and supply").
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BabiesBaby Illnesses
In general, a child with a loose cough only needs to be made comfortable. However, you should monitor her breathing.
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BabiesCaring for Your Baby
Learn whether there's anything special you need to do to your baby's gums before the teeth appear.
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BabiesBaby Hygiene
A concerned mother asks whether something should be done to correct her five-month-old's "tight foreskin."
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BabiesFeeding Your Baby
Learn some recommended ways to get a child off the bottle.
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BabiesBaby's Growth and Development
When a diagnosis of brain atrophy is given, the physician who gave this diagnosis should be available to answer questions. Early intervention services can also be helpful.
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BabiesBaby's Health
It isn't always possible to make an exact diagnosis of a rash without seeing it firsthand, but this sounds like seborrheic dermatitis.
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BabiesFeeding Your Baby
Breast-feeding is generally recommended for the first 12 months of life.
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BabiesYour Baby and Sleep
The chances of a child younger than one year being woken up by what we term nightmares are slim to none.
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