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Getting the right flange fit can make pumping breast milk more comfortable and effective
A flexible pumping schedule, the right gear and a few smart habits can make pumping at work smoother and more successful
Most teething symptoms are mild — fevers and other major symptoms are likely something else
Gentle care, like moisturizing, washing and soft brushing, can help clear up cradle cap
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Teaching your baby to sign may help ease frustrations before they can talk, but it’s not a must-do
Babies can get congested easily, but you can calm their cough by keeping them hydrated, using nasal drops and running a humidifier
Gripe water isn’t regulated by the FDA, and research doesn’t support its use
Try to burp your baby mid-feed and after they finish eating — but don’t sweat it if they don’t burp
Look at weight gain, wet diapers, signs of dehydration and more
Yes, you can have honey if you’re breastfeeding — but never feed it directly to babies under 1
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