Separation anxiety is normal for babies and small children. In the first two to three months, most babies are comfortable with meeting and being around people other than their parents — such as other caregivers or visitors who come by occasionally — as long as they approach gently.
There's a lot of opinions when it comes to letting a baby cry it out. Two moms and an expert weigh in.
It’s always tough to see your little ones get shots at the doctor’s office, but we’ve got tips for helping with the discomfort.
Are you holding your “wittle babeeeee” back by being too cutesy? Experts say no.
For many, the reaction to thumb sucking is that it should be nipped in the bud before it develops into a habit through the toddler and preschool years.
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