In an amazing turn for SIDS research, a group of scientists has published the first study that draws a conclusive link between anatomy and SIDS risk. Learn all about it. See more »

Honey can be dangerous to infants because of botulism. Find out why honey is dangerous for infants but not for adults. See more »

Do programs like "Baby Einstein" help your baby learn? Experts are saying no -- and that programs like these may actually harm a child's cognitive development. See more »

Security and stability are the key factors in buying baby equipment. Read this article for safety tips to consider when you're purchasing everything from strollers and high chairs to clothes and toys. See more »

Colic affects many infants, resulting in excessive crying. It can be caused by several factors, but it usually resolves itself within three months. Learn about the diagnosis of colic and what you can do to help ease your baby's discomfort. See more »

Choosing a doctor is one of the most important decisions you'll make for your baby. And you'll be seeing a lot of this person as your baby grows up. Learn how to find a doctor who's right for you. See more »

While there are alarming causes of fever, most of them are not, and it should rather be looked at as a sign of a healthy body taking care of an invader. Learn why you should avoid medicating infant fever. See more »

Sudden infant death syndrome is a mysterious death for which the parents should not be blamed and doctors have yet to fully explain. Learn about this tragedy and how to cope with it. See more »

How do I care for the umbilical cord stump on my newborn? Learn how to care for the umbilical cord stump in this article. See more »

Reusable diapers are usually the first items that spring to mind when you think about eco-friendly baby products. But there are a whole range of products out there that go beyond diapers. See more »