If you have a little one on the way, you want to prepare for the arrival of the newest member of your family. Breastfeeding may not be practical for your lifestyle, so learning baby formula terminology is important.

Going back to work after giving birth can be daunting; especially if you have to leave your new baby at a day care. Here are some things you need to know about starting daycare for your baby.

Having a baby is a wonderful thing, but it can put a strain on your relationship with your partner or spouse. Being realistic and making a few adjustments can help you experience more quality time.

It is necessary and essential that parents try to choose a good pediatrician. Nothing is more important in a child's life than having the very best in doctor care, from birth to high school or college age. If you happen to end up with a bad pediatrician, be pro-active and find another doctor. The child's well being is dependent on how well the parents select a pediatrician. It is a life long journey.

Babies have such a wide range of what is considered “normal”, sometimes it can be hard to know what is a cause for alarm and what isn’t. There are some symptoms you can look for to let you know that your baby may be ill and need to see the pediatrician for treatment.

The first three months can be very challenging for baby and mom.

Getting your newborn baby on a sleep schedule can be tricky at best. Here are some things you can do to ensure that your new baby will go to sleep on time.

One of the biggest self-esteem issues facing a new mother is losing the weight gained during pregnancy. Postpartum weight will disappear! Here are some simple things that you can do to restore yourself to your former weight.

Soothing a baby can be a difficult chore. Knowing when to talk, walk or rock your baby can really mean the difference between a happy and health home and a stressful one filled with no sleep.

Getting on with life after giving birth can be challenging at best, especially for a new mother. Here is what you need to know to get on with your life after birth.