Flying with an infant can be nerve-wracking. On one hand you're excited about your trip, and on the other hand worried that baby will scream during the flight and you will be the most hated passenger on the plane! Use these helpful tips to have an enjoyable flight.

If you are already a parent and are expecting an addition to your family, at some point you will have to break the news to your children that a new baby is coming and will be here to stay! Find out how you can do this so that your little ones feel reassured and prepared.

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.

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.

As a working mother you may be concerned about managing your new born and your career, while many women have coped with these challenges in their own way, no one approach suits everyone.

Comparing the two provides an idea to the pros and cons of both types of feeds.

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.

Now that you have a child, the number of household chores would have increased greatly. Oftentimes couples get into arguments over who will do what and whether each person is doing their fair share. Here's how you can work out this issue amicably with your spouse and keep your home running smoothly without so much conflict.

In today's busy world of dual career couples, many find it a great relief to have grandparents watch their kids instead of relying on hired help. Though it saves a lot of worry and expense, having grandparents as caregivers presents it's own challenges. It's not as easy to lay down rules or express dissatisfaction with parents/in-laws as it is with hired helpers. Here are some ways to deal with these challenges.