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Welcome baby! From feeding to first steps, we walk alongside new mothers as they navigate this first precious year. You’ve got this, mama.
Here’s how to foster a love of reading from a young age.
With the right gear, you can steam and puree just about anything.
We found the world’s most absorbent diapers–and you can get them at Walmart.
So much can change from month to month. Here’s what you can expect.
Dr. Harvey Karp shares his best tips for making wake windows work.
Baby sign language encourages infant communication and independence—and it's easier than you think.
Hint: Skip the baby gear.
Stretching plus snuggles? Right this way.
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You are your baby’s first (and favorite!) teacher, mama.
That big personality is shining through more and more each day.
Alexa, play “Dancing on My Own.”
All those big feelings you've been forewarned about? Now may be a good time to incorporate some baby sign language.
Can you (finally) drink coffee? What's the deal with lactation cookies? Here's the lowdown.
Your toddler loves pushing buttons at this stage (literally and figuratively!).
Your little gymnast can climb on and off the couch or chair—all without your help.
This month, you might be on walking alert—watching for those tentative first steps.
I’m sharing my story in the hopes that it sheds light on this condition—but know that you are the parent your child needs, mama.
From rolling over to those first steps, here’s what to know about your baby’s development each month.
Some of these places might surprise you.
