The safety alert applies to babies less than a year old and concerns a range of similar products including exhaust pillows, and baby comfort cushions, that the Office for Product Safety and Standards ...

After my daughter was born in 2022, I became extremely familiar with the online baby sleep boom. For the unfamiliar, a profitable — and unregulated — sleep-training industry of online influencers and ...

Sleep is a popular topic among new parents, as most of them aren’t getting much of it. Every new parent wants to do whatever it takes to help their baby sleep safely and soundly for longer stretches ...

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Like many millennial parents, a mom from Arkansas spends a lot of time worrying about safe sleep practices for her baby—no pillows, no blankets, no bumpers and certainly no added mattresses in the ...

I still remember how, as a new parent, I would often tiptoe into my sleeping son's room multiple times a day — and night — to make sure he was still breathing. Thanks to Safe to Sleep, a public ...

Bleary-eyed parents who dream of their babies sleeping through the night often consider sleep training. Training an infant to fall asleep by themselves sometimes gets a bad rap, but there’s much more ...

View post: Jerry O'Connell Calls Out Parents Over a Common 'Sick' Habit Parents often have problems with their baby’s difficulty sleeping and rapidly changing sleep patterns. It’s hard when your baby ...

Karleen Gribble is a volunteer breastfeeding educator and counsellor with the Australian Breastfeeding Association, a member of the Public Health Association of Australia and the World Public Health ...

Parents of infants know that some of the most common questions they field from friends and family are about one thing: their babies’ sleep. “Is she sleeping through the night?”, “what’s the bedtime ...

This piece is part of Scientific American’s column The Science of Parenting. For more, go here. It was 3 A.M., and my seven-month-old would not stay asleep. She didn’t want to nurse. She cried when I ...