Toddlers should be exposed to some germs. In fact, boiling pacifiers and overly sanitizing can sometimes do more harm than good. Go ahead, jump in that mud puddle.

Play is not only fun for your baby, but it’s good for brain development, too.

Less confined sitting and more tummy time will help babies get on the right track toward being active.

Whether you’re on the beach, sitting by the pool, relaxing inside on a rainy day or snuggling before bedtime, a book is the perfect accessory. Here are a few summer must-reads for the whole family.

An up close look at a Mommy Connections group and how it helps new moms address the loneliness and isolation that often accompanies having a baby.

Playing is what kids do best, and it’s a good thing, too, considering play is instrumental in your child’s development. So this year, as you start your holiday shopping, keep that in mind. Toys should be fun, but also contribute to intellectual, sensory and behavioural growth.

Recently we got 3 mom bloggers to review the Disney Baby FINDING NEMO Amazing Animals™ Rollin' Round Ramp. Here's what they had to say.

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