Health & Nutrition

Find advice on how to manage doctor visits and hospital stays, learn how to teach self-feeding skills and discover new medical treatments and research opportunities for children who are blind

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Curious baby turning head to side to side.

Health & Nutrition

Why Is My Baby Shaking Their Head From Side to Side?

Head shaking is a normal part of motor development for most babies. If other symptoms accompany it, you may need to seek medical advice.

Woman feeding her child in highchair indoors.

Feeding and Eating

13 Lunch Ideas for 1-Year-Olds to Make Lunchtime a Snap

Feeding a toddler can be tricky. Try these easy and healthy lunch ideas for 1-year-olds to make mealtime easy!

Little newborn baby looking, baby with skin acne.

Health & Nutrition

Should You Try to Get Rid of Baby Acne?

Baby acne is small white or red bumps that appear on your baby’s skin. It usually clears up on its own without special treatments or creams.

Baby allergic rash on the cheeks and near mouth.

Health & Nutrition

Treating Teething Rash: Advice From Experts

Teething rash is a common issue that most babies develop when their teeth erupt through the gums. Learn how to spot this unsightly rash and stop it in its tracks.

Mother spoon-feeds her child.

Feeding and Eating

9 Healthy Baby Breakfast Ideas for Hungry Munchkins

Whether you’re using traditional or baby-led weaning, these healthy baby breakfast ideas will give your hungry little one a great start to the day.

Little girl with the flu.

Health & Nutrition

What Is RSV and Should You Be Concerned?

RSV is a common and very contagious respiratory virus. Learn about the signs and symptoms of RSV and what can put your child at risk.

Newborn baby breastfeeding with a baby acne on face.

Health & Nutrition

Does Treating Baby Acne With Breast Milk Work?

You may have heard about treating baby acne with breast milk. Baby acne is caused by hormones in your baby’s system and usually clears up on it’s own.

Toddler refused to use a pacifier.

Feeding and Eating

Help! My Baby Won’t Take a Pacifier

Why does your baby refuse to take a pacifier? How to safely use a pacifier with your baby and get them to take it and keep it in.

Little girl with special needs making her own breakfast.

Feeding and Eating, Special Needs

Developing Self-Care Skills in Children with Disabilities

Mastering self-care skills can be especially empowering for children with disabilities, helping them to gain independence and confidence.

Young mother feeding her baby from bottle in bed at night.

Feeding and Eating, Sleep

How to Wean Your Baby Off Their Bottle at Night

Getting enough sleep is something all parents yearn for. Knowing how to wean your baby off their night bottle is probably at the top of your priority list.

African American mom hugging her cute kid at home while checking his teeth.

Health & Nutrition

How Long Does Teething Last?

To get an idea of what to expect from your baby’s teething journey, it’s helpful to become familiar with the stages and symptoms of teething.

Baby has rashes on her face because she get herpes infection.

Health & Nutrition

Baby Acne vs Herpes: How to Tell the Difference

Baby acne is a condition that resolves on its own. Neonatal herpes is dangerous and requires treatment. If you think your baby has herpes, seek medical care.

A depressed mother holding her baby with skin problems.

Health & Nutrition

Baby Eczema vs Acne: How to Spot the Difference

Telling the difference between acne and eczema is more about knowing the characteristics of each like the timing and symptoms.

A little girl rolling on the blanket.

Health & Nutrition

Is It Normal for a Newborn’s Eyes to Roll Back in Their Head?

If your newborn’s eyes roll back in their head how do you know if it’s something to worry about or just one of those things that babies do?

Cute little girl sitting in baby chair and drinking water.

Development, Feeding and Eating

Developing Oral Motor Skills in Children

Oral motor skills develop throughout your child’s first two years of life. Wondering what to expect? Our list of skills by age will help keep you informed.