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

While it's not possible to make your home completely baby-proof, there are lots of things you can do to make it as safe as possible.

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

It’s natural for parents to want to post content about their children over social media, but should you?Two moms and an expert weigh in.

It's common for parents to want to leave their young children with family or trusted friends, but having a teenage babysitter is helpful not just to you (and your social life), but it also great benefits to teens, too.

There are a lot of opinions when it comes to co-sleeping. Two moms and an expert weigh in.

Start your child off with good dental habits—even before a tooth makes its grand appearance—to help keep their teeth healthy, strong and protected for decades to come.

According to Dr. Dina Kulik, a pediatrician and emergency medicine doctor who works at Kindercare Paediatrics and SickKids hospital in Toronto, babies can benefit from germs.

We've got pretty floral baby names that might be a good pick (see what we did there?) for your sweet babe.

Breech babies, children with a family history of hip problems, and first-born girls (oddly enough) are more at risk of hip dysplasia than other kids.