Ages and Stages
Major Milestones in Child Development More >>

Circumcision—Yes or No?
Get the facts before making your decision More >>

When Baby Cries at Bedtime
How to teach baby to go to sleep More >>

Q: I've seen books and DVDs about teaching sign language to babies. Why is sign language beneficial?
A: Infants and babies develop fine motor skills in their hands and fingers before they develop the ability to talk. Most babies voice their first word around a year, but they can learn to sign much earlier, around 9 to 10 months. More >>

Q: My toddler snores and often wakes up in the middle of the night. Is this a normal part of childhood?
A: No. Toddlers between ages one and five should be sleeping through the night. Their restless sleep may be a symptom of obstructive sleep apnea - a serious sleep disorder that can affect learning, behavior and growth if not treated. More >>

Q: I’ve heard that there are new recommendations to prevent Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). What do I need to know to protect my baby?
A: You’re right. This October, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) expanded its recommendations made in 1992. There are three things you need to know. More >>

Immunizations
Making sure your child receives immunizations when scheduled is the best way to help protect your child. More >>

Potty-Training Pointers
How to have a stress-free transition from diapers to undies
- Toilet Training Resources More >>

Secrets of Happy Babies
The best tools for calming a fussy infant may be the oldest and simplest More >>

Why Babies Eat (or Don't Eat) That
Your child’s inner nutritional wisdom More >>

Keep Your Little One Safe in the Sun
The consequences of children getting sunburned are not be as innocent as you might think. More >>

Pets and the New Baby
A new baby means changes for everyone—and that includes your pets More >>