If your infant’s eczema causes him to scratch and rub, the fact that he might outgrow his condition is only mildly comforting. Eczema appears on the skin as dry, red, scaly patches that can “weep” and crust ov...
Starting at about 18 months, young children discover the joy of throwing, a joy that can last for over a year. But what is it that motivates babies to throw whatever they can lay their hands on?
It’s often hard to miss diaper rash. Most children with the condition develop red and puffy patches of skin along the bottom, genitals and thighs. It’s also quite common for a child to become unusually fussy when he...
Your 1-year-old has changed considerably in the year since his birth in every area of development. Physical, mental and psychological development continues at a rocket pace during the second year. While 1-year-olds have a wide ...
While it might be convenient to prop your baby's bottle in his crib so he can eat unassisted, it can also be dangerous. A propped bottle can pose life-threatening risks to your little one. Having all the facts about the dangers...
Infants with acid reflux are often uncomfortable, particularly after meals. The condition is typically due to the incomplete maturation of the muscles of your baby's esophagus. For some babies, acid reflux may go away with age,...
Some babies have adverse reactions, including stomach pain and vomiting, after eating citrus foods. If you notice that your baby suffers from these symptoms after consuming citrus, take citrus out of her diet for now. You can r...