Infants
- Baby Food
- Breastfeeding
- Growth and Development
- Sleep
- Baby Formula
- Infant Parenting Tips (31)
- Expert Infant Q & A (66)
- Colic (10)
- Immunizations
- Starting Solid Foods
- Safety
- Car Seats
- SIDS
- Baby Products
- Your Baby Week By Week
- Teething (9)
Baby Food - Baby Feeding Schedules
Review some basic baby feeding schedules so that you know when to start giving your baby cereal, vegetables, fruits, and table foods, and how much breastmilk or formula he should be drinking.
Ages and Stages Photo Gallery
The Ages and Stages Photo Gallery will help you view other children at all of the different parenting ages and stages and get more information about all of the common issues and problems that you may face at different times as your child grows up.
Infant Well Child Checklist
Our infant well child visit checklist makes it easy to record all of your questions and concerns and bring it to your visit with your pediatrician, whether it is the two week or two, four, six, nine, or twelve month checkup. It also includes a handy spot to record your child's height and weight and any vaccines he was given.
Two Months
What to expect from the growth and development of your child at two months.
Baby Sleep Schedules
Review the changes in baby sleep schedules from newborns to older infants so that you know what to expect and when your baby should be sleeping through the night.
Four Months
What to expect from the growth and development of your child at four months.
Six Months
What to expect from the growth and development of your child at six months.
Nine Months
What to expect from the growth and development of your child at nine months.
Twelve Months
What to expect from the growth and development of your child at twelve months.
A Smiling Baby
A photo of a baby smiling, a developmental milestone that most babies reach by the time that they are six to eight weeks old.
A Baby Laughing
A photo of a baby laughing, a developmental milestone that many babies reach by the time that they are six to twelve weeks old.
Rolling Over
A photo of a baby rolling over, a developmental milestone that most babies reach by the time that they are two to six months old.
A Baby Sitting Up
A photo of a baby sitting up, a developmental milestone that most babies reach by the time that they are five and a half to seven months old.
BPA
The use of BPA has become controversial, as there is a concern that BPA can leach out plastic and into baby formula, juice, food, and other substances inside plastic containers made with BPA.
SIDS
Learn more about Sudden Infant Death Syndrome and how you can reduce your baby's risk of developing SIDS, including the new American Academy of Pediatrics recommendations that advise against cosleeping, bedsharing, and side/stomach sleeping, and actually encourages pacifier use.
Crying in Infants - About.com Symptom Checker
Check symptoms and treatment of crying in infants in the Crying in Infants section of the About.com Symptom Checker.
Positional Plagiocephaly
Positional plagiocephaly can cause your child's head to be flat and can often be prevented and treated by helping your child spend less time in the same position on his back.
Thrush - An Oral Yeast Infection
Thrush is a common infection that causes white patches inside a child's mouth. Learn about treating and preventing this common yeast infection.
Baby Walkers - Are they safe?
Mobile baby walkers, although fun for babies, can put your child at big risk of getting injured. Do you use one? Should they be banned? Review this important issue.
Infant Gear
With so many infant products on the market, it can be hard to choose the right baby products and gifts for infants and babies. Your About Guide to Baby Products has advice and reviews on the best infant clothing, toys and more to help you make smart choices for your baby.
Feeding Guide for the First Year
A feeding guide for your baby's first year, including foods to avoid and the amounts of breast milk, formula, cereal, fruits, vegetables and meats that you should be giving each month.
Frugal Family
Raise your family the frugal way and discover a world of kid and baby bargains, affordable education and low-cost pet care.
