The benefits of babywearing are constantly being touted by the moms in my playgroup, but I’m worried too much time in a carrier might be bad for baby’s hip development. Is there any evidence the practice is hurtful or harmful? … Continue reading →

My husband and I started our family later in life but we are still hoping to have several kids. We just welcomed our first-born three months ago—how long do we need to wait before we begin trying for baby number … Continue reading →

All my baby bump pictures look awful. What are some tips and tricks for taking pregnancy photos like a pro? Seek better lighting. Let’s face it, bathroom lights, especially in photos taken with a cellphone, are hardly ever flattering. There’s … Continue reading →

My mom assumes I’ll want her in the room when I deliver, but my husband and I would really like it to be just the two of us (plus our medical team, of course). How can I break the news … Continue reading →

I’m looking into natural pain management techniques and a friend of mine recommended aromatherapy as an option. Can scented candles really make a dent in the incredible intensity of labor and delivery? The idea that your everyday scented candles reflect … Continue reading →

My firstborn is 11 months, and I just found out I’m expecting again. Can I still breastfeed while pregnant? Of course! If you’d rather not wean your child just because of your pregnancy, don’t fret. Many mothers who nurse while … Continue reading →

How should I dress my baby in cold weather? I don’t want him to freeze—but I don’t want him to overheat either! It’s important to keep babies warm from the inside out. Start with a wonderful meal. For babies, this … Continue reading →

Help! I went out with my girlfriends before I knew I was pregnant and had two glasses of wine. Will my baby have fetal alcohol syndrome? The bottom line is that it is very unlikely for a child in this … Continue reading →

Is something wrong if my infant doesn’t develop motor skills at the same pace as other children? Motor development delay is a common concern for both parents and pediatricians. Naturally, parents tend to compare their child to their other children … Continue reading →