Baby and Toddler News

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Baby Sling Dangers: Government Urges Parents' Caution
Due to at least 14 deaths—three in 2009—the CPSC has issued warnings to parents on using baby slings and carriers for babies under 4 months of ... Read More
Baby in a Crib With a Bumper
Ban the Bumper?
Are bumper pads about to get the bump from babies' cribs?
Being Born Too Early Does Not Equal Lifetime of Health Problems
It was once thought that preterm babies were going to face health issues throughout their life. That may not be so.
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Bonding Like Beckham
We always love a doting "new-dad" story, and soccer superstar David Beckham doesn't disappoint when describing his first close encounters ... Read More
Boy or Girl? Parents Attempt to Raise Genderless Baby
Boy or girl? Can you raise a genderless baby? That's what one couple in Canada is attempting to do. Read more.
Breastfeeding Boosts Academic Achievement, Especially for Boys
Yet another benefit of breastfeeding your baby—he may be smarter and do better in math, reading, and spelling.
Breastfeeding Cuts Post-Vaccine Fever Risk
Breastfed babies are less likely to run a fever after getting an immunization.
Breastfeeding Not Linked to Sleep Deprivation
Think breastfeeding moms suffer from more sleep deprivation? Maybe not.
Breastfeeding on the Brain
When even your dad is asking, "What's up with breastfeeding?" you know there's something in the air (or is it in the milk?). From that Time ... Read More
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Caffeine During Pregnancy Doesn't Cause Hyperactive Kids
Here's some news to make coffee-loving moms-to-be perk up: a study from the Netherlands says that caffeine intake during pregnancy has no ... Read More
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Can You Hear the Signs of Autism in a Baby's Cry?
Researchers suggest that cries of a baby likely to be diagnosed with autism are different—which can help predict autism risk much earlier ... Read More
Car Seat Safety: Babies Should Be Rear-Facing Until at Least 2
Don’t turn that car seat around just yet. In a new set of car seat safety guidelines, the American Academy of Pediatrics is now advising parents ... Read More
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Carpool Cautions: Are Parents Skipping the Booster Seats?
It saves on time and gas. But is your daycare or preschool carpool routine putting your child's safety at risk?
Chemicals and Kids: Are Current Laws Lacking?
Concerned about chemicals—like bisphenol A—in baby bottles and other baby gear? You’re not alone with wanting change, but is the government ... Read More
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Chicken Pox Lollipops?
"Come to our chicken pox party! Infected lollipops will be provided! Can't make it? We ship!" Parents are now being warned about buying ... Read More
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