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Caregiver giving newborn a bath, gently removing cradle cap with comb
February 9, 2026/Children's Health

How To Get Rid of Cradle Cap at Home

Gentle care, like moisturizing, washing and soft brushing, can help clear up cradle cap

Caregiver using baby sign language to communicate with baby
December 3, 2025/Children's Health

Baby Sign Language: A Why-To and How-To Guide

Teaching your baby to sign may help ease frustrations before they can talk, but it’s not a must-do

Caregiver holding crying, coughing baby
December 2, 2025/Children's Health

Why Babies Cough and How To Help Them

Babies can get congested easily, but you can calm their cough by keeping them hydrated, using nasal drops and running a humidifier

Parent doing bicycle legs on their fussy baby
November 10, 2025/Children's Health

Why Gripe Water Isn’t the Best Answer for Your Fussy, Gassy or Colicky Baby

Gripe water isn’t regulated by the FDA, and research doesn’t support its use

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Caregiver burping a baby on their shoulder
August 22, 2025/Children's Health

Burping Your Baby: Techniques, Tips and Timing

Try to burp your baby mid-feed and after they finish eating — but don’t sweat it if they don’t burp

Mother trying to breastfeed newborn
July 22, 2025/Children's Health

6 Signs Your Baby Isn’t Getting Enough Breast Milk

Look at weight gain, wet diapers, signs of dehydration and more

Mom in yellow shirt breastfeeding her baby
June 20, 2025/Children's Health

Is Honey Safe To Eat When Breastfeeding?

Yes, you can have honey if you’re breastfeeding — but never feed it directly to babies under 1

Caregiver kissing smiling baby
May 6, 2025/Children's Health

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
May 1, 2025/Children's Health

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 with pacifier sitting in stroller, being strapped in
April 18, 2025/Children's Health

What Is Container Baby Syndrome?

Too much time in certain infant ‘containers’ can cause developmental delays and a flat spot on baby’s head

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