Baby Health

It’s science: Cuddling your baby changes their DNA—for the better

TL;DR: parents should never worry that they're hugging a baby too much.

Caring for your newborn baby during the COVID-19 pandemic

Here's exactly to handle postpartum visits + social distancing with a newborn right now.

The 8 most common food allergies mamas should have on their radar

Introducing solids can be tricky (and messy) enough for parents. It gets…

3 best humidifiers to help baby (and you!) breathe easier

From soothing illness to improving sleep it's a nursery must-have.

When can your baby sleep with a blanket?

It's older than you think.

10 crucial rules for visiting a newborn

When visiting a newborn, remember, it's about them, not you

Here’s why using a stroller cover in summer could be dangerous

When the temps rise, so does the risk of heatstroke.

My 7-month-old caught COVID-19 at day care

Here's what I want you to know.

How hot is *too* hot for baby to go outside?

Take these important steps to prevent heat-related illness in little ones.

A new parent’s ultimate guide to social media

Is it safe to post pictures of baby? What's okay to share and what's TMI?

It’s Science: Babies know exactly what hugs from mama mean

Babies as young as four months old know what your hug means.

CDC issues warning as RSV cases spread across the South

It seems like RSV season has arrived. Here's what to know.

Breastfed babies are getting Covid-19 antibodies from vaccinated moms

The antibodies could protect babies until infant vaccines are approved.

Good news: A vaccinated mother gave birth to a baby with COVID-19 antibodies

This news may make pregnant moms who are on the fence about getting vaccinated feel more confident about it.

How to keep baby safe: Your babyproofing checklist

From cleaning products to chargers, we've got you covered, mama.

Why this OB-GYN got the COVID vaccine while breastfeeding

"I am sleeping better at night and worrying a little less."

Newborns of COVID-19 positive mothers were born with antibodies—and this could be huge

Plus, an explainer on how the body's immune system works.

To the NICU mamas 

Here’s to the mamas who fight for their babies and never give…

Breast milk could hold key to protecting us against coronavirus

One reason breast milk is so powerful is that it carries antibodies that help babies fight off disease. And antibodies might just be the next battlefront in our returning to normal after the COVID-19 epidemic.

Any amount of breastfeeding for 2 months cuts SIDS risk in half, says study

Another reason we *must* increase the support and education we give pregnant people and new parents around feeding their babies.