The most common medical concern for parents of babies this age. Your newborn is vulnerable and helpless in many ways, and your first two months together are exhausting, thrilling, and fleeting. And if you’re considering vaccinations, the prize at the end of the first two months are infant shots—and plenty of them. Many parents concernedly … Read more about Month 2 Worry: Are All These Vaccines Safe for My Child?
Tips on how to understand and accept your child’s temperament. One of my mother’s favorite stories recounts a family trip to Sea World when I was four, and my brother was two and a half. We were walking through the park when suddenly, we were approached by a man dressed in a penguin costume. I … Read more about Parenting Your Child’s Temperament: Part One
If we work hard to raise empathetic children, they’ll develop a sense of inner strength that will protect them against outside influences beckoning them away from the proper choices. Empathy and “benevolent selfishness” are two intertwined traits that make up the heart of self-directed children — those who rely on their own inner voices rather … Read more about Teaching Children Empathy: A Guide to Developing Empathy in Children
Eye Exams All children should have an initial eye evaluation by a pediatrician within the first week of life. “A newborn’s vision is 20/200 to 20/400,” explains David B. Granet, MD, Director of the Division of Pediatric Ophthalmology & Ocular Motility, and Associate Professor at the Departments of Opthamology and Pediatrics at the University of … Read more about Little Eyes: Vision in Infants and Young Children
Welcome to your baby’s control center! Take a tour of your newborn’s brain and learn just what’s going on in that little head. Your baby’s brain is made up of pinkish-gray, jelly-like tissue and controls all aspects of her central nervous system. The brain weighs about three pounds for an adult and just a few ounces for … Read more about Baby’s Brain: Educate yourself about babies brain developments
Massage Benefits for You and Baby Clinical studies reveal a long list of infant massage benefits for both baby and parent. Set the Tone Creating the right atmosphere for giving your infant a massage is as important as the soothing power of your touch. So before you begin your baby’s spa session, make sure you’ve dedicated special … Read more about Infant Massage Techniques Made Easy
Being a new parent can be tough with new sleeping arrangements, a demanding feeding schedule, and the constant hustle and bustle that an infant brings to the home. Yet being a newborn is no walk in the park either. Your baby has lost his familiar cozy quarters, the food is different and requires effort to … Read more about The Surprising Benefits of Infant Massage
The most common medical concern for parents of 1-month-old babies. I have to admit, I didn’t enjoy my three children’s early infancies as much as I should have. Colic, gas, neurologic immaturity … there are lots of explanations, but the problem was simple—infant crying. As a new parent, it is easy to feel frustrated, angry, … Read more about Month 1 Worry: Is It OK to Let My Infant Cry?
Throwing a gender reveal party is an exciting way to share the big news of your baby’s sex with friends and family. So the big question is: Boy or a girl? Here are some party ideas that will keep your guests guessing until you’re ready to reveal all! Boy or Girl? When it comes finding … Read more about 15 Fun Ideas For Throwing A Gender Reveal Party
What to Do When Baby Can’t Poo When my son was a newborn, it seemed like he had a dirty diaper after every feeding. I went through 12 diapers a day and a box of wipes every few days. Then, when he was four months old, it just . . . stopped. One day went by, then … Read more about Constipation in Babies and Little Kids: What You Need to Know
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