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Pregnancy & Baby Index: Baby Parenting: Page 9
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The scoop on poop It's a subject you've unwittingly become intimately aware of (or will – soon – if you're expecting). Here's a rundown (pardon the pun) of everything you never wanted to know about your baby's poop.
The top ten worries of new parents You already know that worrying is part of the parenting turf. (You'll find it listed in the job description right after "guilt.") What you may not realize until after your baby arrives, however, is just how many things there are to worry about –- and
Time-Out: Self-control vs punishment What is the real value of time-out? Writer Holly Jahangiri shares what she learned about punishment from her 18-month-old.
Tips for going visiting with your baby Babies love new places! There's so much to investigate and new things to touch. But many people aren't too happy to have your little one crawling or toddling freely about the house exploring everything in sight. Here's some advice from Elizabeth Pant
Too many parents still placing children in front seat New data released recently by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) show that record numbers of children are buckled up, but while 99 percent of infants, 94 percent of toddlers and 87 percent of 4 to 7 year-olds are riding restra
Top 10 companies that offer baby freebies Having a baby? It's one of the few times you will find companies are actually eager to hand you free things. It's true!
Traveling abroad with babies It's no secret that the French and Americans don't always see eye to eye; but they both concur on one point. Both thought my husband and I were nuts to travel overseas this past spring with our two babies.
Twelve must-have products for new parents of multiples When preparing to welcome multiples, many parents are overwhelmed at the prospect of accumulating so much "stuff." From cribs and car seats to bouncy seats and bottles, the list of needs grows and grows. It's time to let expectant and new parents in
Twin photo shoot: Taking pictures of your multiples How often have you passed a photography studio, admired the adorable photos of infants and toddlers on display, and thought, "I would love a picture like that. But how on earth do their parents get them to 'perform'...and smile while doing it?"
Twins in the same bassinet? Need some advice? Ask Elisa Medhus, MD, here!
Water safety: Preventing drownings Mention drowning hazards, and most likely the first thing that comes to mind
is the dangers of backyard pools, says Consumer Product Safety Commission
Chairman Hal Stratton. In recent years, an average of about 250 children
under 5-years-old drown
Welcoming a baby with special needs It's a subject pregnancy books tend to gloss over and
prenatal classes frequently choose to ignore -- the possibility that
you could give birth to a baby with special needs. Consequently, those
couples who end up giving birth to these babies can f
What is a mother-friendly labor nurse? Nurse and patient advocate Carolyn Rafferty, RN, BSN, can answer your childbirth questions! Send them to her here.
What is a will?
What kind of role model are you? Are you being the person you want your children to be? Many parents today really try to be better parents than their parents were. They attempt to be there for their children -- to listen to them, support them, spend time with them, as well as hold a
What makes a child spoiled? When a young child is inconsiderate, demanding, self-centered and defiant, the parents may fear their child is spoiled. In truth, such behavior is often normal and is to be expected in different child development stages.
What really keeps new parents from sleeping As if the new nocturnal feedings weren't enough to keep them from out of REM state, new parents have a host of other concerns on their minds. A recent survey released by Little Grad, the Saving for College company revealed how varying scary thoughts
What to give your child's caregiver During the holiday season, many parents scratch their heads when trying to think of an appropriate gift for their child's caregiver. Michelle Ehrich, author of
What to wear: A baby for all seasons New parents often fret over how they should dress their infants wondering if they will be too hot or too cold in the chosen garments. Babies don't come with instruction manuals or temperature gauges, but there are reliable guidelines that you can fol
What's P-O-I-S-O-N spell? Baby doesn't know It takes only a couple of minutes out of sight for a child to ingest poisonous substances. It takes scarcely longer for those poisons to kill.
Where do I start? Every dad needs support, encouragement, information, confidence and tools to help him be as involved as he possibly can with his new family. Our fatherhood expert, Armin Brott, author of Which diapers are better for the planet? As a father and pediatrician, I've changed many diapers -- enough to teach me that diapers are a daily reminder that as humans we deplete resources as we consume, and we make messes with our waste.
Why music is good for babies Babies love music, and music is good for their development. If you can't carry a tune, don't fret. There are lots of ways to bring music into your baby's life.
Women play major role in how men view fatherhood Women can play a major role in how men view their role in making babies and the responsibilities that come with it, a University of Florida study shows.
Yes, you CAN get organized We don’t blame you — it’s hard to feed the kids, get them off to school, go to work, run errands and prepare dinner at the end of the day. There’s so much to do during your day-to-day, it’s no wonder you haven’t been as organiz
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