As you prepare for childbirth, there’s such a focus on labor and delivery and getting your baby here. It’s so important that delivery happens safely. But many moms may wonder about what happens at the

Newborn babies often sleep better when swaddled. But how babies are swaddled, and through what age, can make a difference in their long-term sleep patterns — and help reduce the risk of Sudden Infant

New parents often are worried about their baby’s safety and the risk of SIDS, or Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. But they can reduce the risk of SIDS by what they choose for their baby’s sleep environment, said Rachelle Rigby, RN,

If you’re pregnant, you may wonder about how you want to deliver your baby, and how you might end up delivering your baby – either vaginally or via Cesarean section. The body is designed for vaginal birth, and most babies are born vaginally,

New USDA dietary guidelines are out – and for the first time include the needs of infants and toddlers. Dietary guidelines are updated every five years to help people know what they should eat and drink to meet nutrient needs, promote health,

Many babies develop birthmarks in the first few weeks of life. Many of those birthmarks are harmless and will disappear with age. But some will need special treatment to prevent issues as the child grows. Jade Elliott spoke with Dr. Kate Puttgen,

As the weather warms up, parents and caretakers need to pay extra attention to protect children from accidental heatstroke in cars. People should never leave a child in a vehicle – even for a minute – to prevent unintended injury or even death.

It’s nice to open the windows to let fresh spring air circulate the home. But open windows also bring hidden dangers for children, said Jessica Strong, community health manager at Intermountain Primary Children’s Hospital.

Bonding with a new baby is critical. But when the baby’s bond with the mother is very strong, dads may feel as if they are less important in the baby’s life. Jade Elliott spoke with Dr. Neal Davis, pediatrician and medical director of pediatric communi...

When you find out you’re pregnant, it seems to change everything. Suddenly you’re thinking not just about yourself, but about the baby you’re carrying. You may have questions about what substances or environmental exposures may be harmful to you or you...