Think Your Kid Has Got What It Takes to Be the Next Gerber Baby? Now's the Time to Find Out
Cuteness overload.
The Apgar test has rescued countless infants, but people are often surprised to discover Virginia Apgar was a real person.
Eleven babies were named after Cersei of <em>Game of Thrones</em>.
The single-use wipes contribute to "fatbergs"—giant, sewer-clogging clumps of waste.
The economics of baby-making might surprise you.
This universal phenomenon is known as "infantile amnesia."
Thanks to George Pinker, royal babies are born in the hospital, not the palace.
These tots could use your knitting expertise.
One Oregon mother with Hyper Lactation Syndrome makes a gallon and a half of breast milk per day, far more than her 6-month-old daughter needs. The rest goes to babies in need.
And counting ...
Graco has recalled over 25,000 car seats because of safety concerns.
Do not try this at home.
A study found higher levels of protective bacteria in infants who lived with cats and dogs.
Of the 8700 babies in eight industrialized countries studied, those in Germany, Denmark, and Japan cried least. American babies were in the middle.
Nope, it's not because they're equally adorable.
It's been a big year.
The answer might not sound so trendy to you.
Would you ask a sumo wrestler to make your baby cry?
Rigid public health recommendations and a judgmental parent culture make new moms feel bad when they breastfeed—and when they don’t.
The idea for the initiative was borrowed from Finland.
Jennie Bushnell was terrified her six children would be seen as freaks—so she kept their remarkable birth a secret.
It’s scientifically proven that they smell amazing.