Worried about baby’s health? You’re not alone. Get the answers you need about everything from colic to common illnesses.

"You just really have to forgive yourself and move forward."

But there are some ways to help.

From all the gummy smiles to getting ready to chomp anything in sight.

And fellow mamas are showing support.

Your pediatrician is taking steps to keep you and your baby safe when you come in to the office for newborn and first-year visits. Here's what to expect, and how to prepare.

Including how to recognize symptoms, what to do if you're pregnant and where to get financial help.

And when moms return to the office employers will need to be prepared.

And they're under $8 a pack!

And it's available on Amazon!

The nurses came up with the idea for a very specific reason.

"We never thought it would happen to us because we were so careful," Barker tells Motherly, adding that she chose to share her story on social media because she doesn't want other families "to take even just an ounce of risk" when it comes to spreading the novel coronavirus.

The most important thing to know: It's not your fault. Any baby can have colic.

Spoiler: It's probably earlier than you think.

You are not wrong for wanting to protect your baby.

Considering most people mean well, these cute and creative signs are an easy way to give everyone a refresher on best practices around babies.

They might not be as 'mom-friendly' as we need them to be.

Breastmilk and formula are the only liquids they need.

Please, don't go tossing the kid's iPad in a river just yet.

Good news for preemie parents.

Common brands include: Similac, Enfamil, Happy Baby, Gerber, Kirkland, Little Duck Organics, Plum Organics, and The Honest Company.