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It used to be thought that newborn babies don’t register much, at least not until they’re older. However, recent studies have found that babies will actually engage, even when very young. Here’s how to include your baby in what’s going on around her: Talk to her. I say this all the time here at P&B, but only [...]

Earflap hats are honestly cute on anyone; adults or kids. That said, there’s something extra adorable about a baby in an earflap hat. Not to mention that with the cold weather settled in, your baby needs something to keep those tiny ears warm. My favorite earflap hat for baby girls is the Organic Earflap Beanie Hat [...]

All mamas make mistakes. If you’re a mama claiming to never have made a mistake; one, I don’t believe you, not even a little. And two, get over it. We all make mistakes. One major typical mistake that mamas make is missing the fact that their baby has a fever. Why? Babies often don’t feel warm, [...]

It is SO hard to feel positive about your belly, thighs, and even your face after you give birth. Not to mention that you’re leaking milk, sore, your hair is thinning out, and fitting into those pre-pregnancy jeans- hahahaha. Right. However, there’s this recent study, that’s been all the rage everywhere you look, and it notes [...]

With the holidays here, it can seem exciting to let your baby try new foods. However, before you start your little one on solids, make sure she’s ready. Before feeding a baby solids, make sure she’s reached the following important baby milestones: She can sit up with some support. Her birth weight has doubled. She has control of her [...]

Here are some of the best of the best moving baby toys in the world. Yeah, I said it, “In the world!” I LOVE these toys. Troll Doll Stroller With Cushion  The Sirch family has been producing products in wood for over 300 years in Germany. After years of creating wood products someone on the team though [...]

Are you wondering when your baby will begin sitting unsupported? It won't be long! On average, babies begin sitting up at around 6 to 8 months of age, says Michelle Baboun, a pediatric physical therapist in south Florida. At about 6 months old, most babies can sit, using their arms propped in front of them for support...

There are few things quite as daunting as weeks upon weeks locked in the house by winter's terrible cold – with a toddler. But before you break into a cold sweat, take heart. There are many ways of passing the time – and exhausting the boundless energy of your little one – if you use a bit of forethought and ingenuity...

There's no doubt that the first few months with twins are challenging beyond what most people can imagine. But what about after that – when the help disappears, the schedule starts to kick in and it's time to start getting out and about and living life in as normal a way as possible? In other words, what happens when you're on your own, and you don't want to become a hermit, but you're overwhelmed at the idea of taking two kids anywhere? The trick to doing so is planning ahead and staying flexible, says Meghan Regan-Loomis, author of Juggling Twins: The Best Tips, Tricks and Strategies from Pregnancy to the Toddler Years (Sourcebooks, 2008)...

Have you ever used a drain cleaner that almost drove you out of your home? Maybe your daughter coughs a bit and you throw open the windows while Dad cautions no one to go into the bathroom for the next 20 minutes. Have you ever thought that perhaps you may have polluted your home with dangerous toxins? Experts are torn on this subject...