New Parent

Your baby is now officially a toddler! In his second year of life, your child's brain development will be phenomenal. He will be on the move all the time. He will want to do things himself, but he will also be fiercely attached to you. Read on to see which developmental milestones your toddler is working on during his second year.

No need to stress out about what your baby should be achieving at any given age. Go through our series on developmental milestones and learn the key ideas.

Your little bundle of joy is now somewhere between eight and twelve months old. Time is flying! Learn which developmental milestones your baby is working on from month eight to month twelve.

From four to seven months of age, your baby will develop all sorts of new skills and abilities, some social, some emotional and some physical. Find out which developmental milestones your baby is working on from month four to month seven.

Your baby grows in leaps and bounds during the first year of life. Find out which developmental milestones your baby is working on from birth till three months.

Autism is a developmental disability which causes people to have difficulty communicating and interacting with others. Autism can be detected very early on in life, even at nine months of age. Stay informed about the early signs of autism.

Does your mother or your mother-in-law have a special knack of getting your baby to burp? Now you can too! Here are a few effective ways to help your baby burp. Making sure baby burps frequently helps keep her comfortable and helps her feed more.

Bathing your newborn or infant can be a slippery affair! Here are simple tips to make your baby's bathtime enjoyable and stress-free.

If you are a new mother, no doubt you are excited and joyful about this new phase of life with your little one. However, some mothers find themselves feeling emotionally disturbed without much reason, and they?re not able to shake the feeling. Sometimes this can be a sign of post partum depression. In this article you will find helpful information on how to assess whether you just have the baby blues, or whether you may be depressed and need further help.

It is common for new mothers to wonder whether their breastfed baby is getting enough milk. Since breastmilk cannot be measured like formula, it is hard to know how much baby is taking in at each feed. Here are answers to common worries mothers have about their supply of breastmilk.