Your Preschooler’s Physical Appearance and Growth
Your child’s body should continue to lose baby fat and gain muscle during this time, giving her a stronger and more mature appearance. Her arms and…
What the First Week With a Newborn Is Really Like
The first week with a newborn can leave you feeling sore, sleepy, and a little weepy. Learn what else to expect.
Your first week with a newborn can be…
Due Date Calculator: When Will Your Baby Arrive?
When is your due date? Our due date calculator can give a fairly accurate estimate, so you can be prepared for your little one's arrival.
Consider…
Using Their Words: Helping Preschoolers Get a Good Start in…
It’s easy for a parent to become overwhelmed with emotions and expectations as a child grows up and gets ready for that first day of school. As the…
10 Things Pediatricians Wish Every New Parent Knew
Your newborn cries a lot, has weird-colored poop, and just got a bumpy rash on their face. Normal or not? We asked doctors to weigh in on the most…
Social Development in Preschoolers
During your child's preschool-age years, they'll discover a lot about themselves and interacting with people around them.
Once they reach age three,…
How to Clean a Baby’s Belly Button
Stumped on how to keep your baby's belly button clean? Follow these steps on how to wash a baby's belly button before and after the umbilical stump…
Melasma in Pregnancy: Causes, Symptoms, Prevention
Melasma, also called the mask of pregnancy, is a skin condition characterized by hyperpigmentation. Here's what to know about causes, symptoms, and…
25 Tips for the First Month of Caring for a Newborn Baby
Wondering how to survive the first month of caring for a newborn baby? Get some parent-to-parent advice on feeding, soothing, and more during your…
What Causes a Threatened Miscarriage?
Bleeding during pregnancy can be extremely unnerving and anxiety-inducing. You might be wondering if you're at risk for losing your baby, or if…