In the winter what the baby wears. Depending on where in the country you live, October’s chill means time to break out the pajamas that keep kids warm on winter long nights—or risk a very full family bed. Unfortunately, a large amount of children’s s
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Take good care of your babies' eyes. Fortunately, most babies are born with healthy eyes. If you sense that your child is having eye or vision problems, talk to your doctor. If issues like those listed below develop, the AOA recommends that you take
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When babies get older, their sleep needs become more similar. The gap of “normal” sleep narrows, with infants getting between 10.5 and 18.5 hours per 24-hour cycle. Bedtime for most babies will be late, around 9 or 10 p.m. But after baby goes to bed,
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It found virtually no difference between the environmental effects of cloth and disposable diapers. In fact, the authors wrote, “For one child, over two and a half years, these impacts are roughly comparable with driving a car between 1,300 and 2,200
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Shopping carefully is at the top of most of our bloggers’ lists. “Natural furniture, made of certified sustainable wood and painted with non-toxic paints is the safest choice,” says Terri of EcoCrazyMom.com. Cindy of OnePartSunshine.com explains, “Pr
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When we first got the lab results back for our report on phthalates in children’s vinyl (polyvinyl chloride or PVC) school supplies, we were utterly shocked by most of the school supplies and baby products that contained such high levels of these tox
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Always keep your baby monitor and cords at least three feet away from your baby’s crib, bassinette, play yard or other safe sleep environments. If your baby monitor does not have a warning label indicating the strangulation risk, visit the Baby Monit
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42% of toys tested this year contained PVC. This percentage has remained constant for the past three years. PVC is the worst plastic from an environmental health perspective because it creates major hazards in its manufacture, product life, and dispo
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It turns out that babies shed fetal cells before being born. These cells live inside the mother’s body, even years after a child has been delivered – meaning that as moms, we carry a physical piece of our babies with us wherever we go. Sounds sweet,
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Having a baby and shopping for all the fun gear for them isn’t cheap but if you follow a few rules, you can definitely save a bundle of money. Here is a summary of our best money-saving secrets when buying baby gear.
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It's not difficult to feed your little one as soon as after he/she is bron. Healthy newborns know how to find the breast and suckle, but your baby will still need plenty of snuggle time with you to practice and help you build up a good milk supply.
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