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April 2, 2026/Children’s Health

How Soon Should You Start Your Baby on a Bedtime Routine?

Consistency at an early age is key to getting your little one ready to sleep all night

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February 17, 2026/Children’s Health

What Is W Sitting?

This common sitting position for kids can cause problems with joint health, muscle development and motor coordination

Baby crawling across floor, with caregiver smiling on all fours behind them
February 6, 2026/Children’s Health

When Do Babies Start To Crawl? And Why Is It Important?

Most babies will crawl between 7 and 10 months old, but later can be normal, too

Caregiver feeding a baby with a bottle of baby formula
December 4, 2025/Children’s Health

Understanding the Risks of Knockout Bottles

Adding extra formula, cereal or medications to your baby’s bottle is a dangerous and misguided practice

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July 21, 2025/Children’s Health

When Do Babies Recognize Their Name?

Most babies will recognize their name by about 9 months old

Caregiver standing behind toddler at sink, helping them wash their hands
May 16, 2025/Children’s Health

What Is Scaffolding?

This child development strategy is all about meeting your child where they are

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How Common Is Autism?

Current research suggests 1 of every 31 children in the U.S. has ASD — and that’s probably an undercount

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When Do Babies Start Smiling and Laughing?

‘Social smiles’ typically start around 8 weeks old, while laughter comes later — around 4 to 6 months

Happy baby in process of rolling over

When Babies Start To Roll Over (and How To Encourage It)

Most infants can roll from tummy to back by 6 months old — but remember, every child develops at their own pace

Baby sitting on floor by crib, playing with blocks, with one in their mouth
April 23, 2025/Children’s Health

Here’s Why Babies Put Everything in Their Mouths

Tiny taste-testing is a way babies can explore their world, relieve aching gums and self-soothe

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