Underneath the surface, a baby's brain is busy taking it all in—storing new skills (grasping, talking) and lasting memories (mommy's face, daddy's voice). Learn all about the fascinating development of your child brain.
Babies spend nearly half of their waking time doing things like kicking, bouncing, and waving their arms. And while it may appear all this ... Read More
You've heard it before: babies' brains are like sponges during those first few years of life. But did you know that you can bolster Baby's brain ... Read More
A retentive memory is a multi-faceted asset your child will value for life. There are things parents can do for a child of any age--even one not ... Read More
What's the real reason why Baby is so calm with Mom and so fussy with Dad? She smells like food—and comfort. Read what dads can do to gain favor in ... Read More
Afraid you might spoil Baby if you dotingly attend to her cries? Don't be, say researchers. Here's why comforting your baby when she's sad ... Read More
By Baby's fourteenth week, she is beginning to understand cause and effect—that is, that kicking her mobile or yelping for Mommy makes things ... Read More
From one day to the next, your baby is picking up lots of new skills but also recalling ones he's just learned. Read more about what it takes Baby ... Read More
While your baby has been able to see since birth, her eyesight is becoming stronger and more refined right now. Learn more about Baby's visual ... Read More