Help! My Baby Will Only Sleep Through The Night With Dad, Never With Me
We asked sleep coach Kelly Murray of Kelly Murray Sleeps for her top tips for helping baby learn to fall asleep, and stay asleep, on their own.
My Daughter Just Started Eating Solids & It’s Changed Her Poop. Is This Normal?
Introducing solids is an exciting milestone — but one that can also come with some anxiety for parents. One change you may not expect is how solids can affect what you see in baby’s diaper.
25 Times Chrissy Teigen & John Legend Proved They Have Family Life Nailed
Supermodel, cookbook author and mom, Chrissy Teigen and husband, musician John Legend, have pretty much the world’s most adorable family. Here are 25 of our favorite family moments.
Is it Normal to Hate the Newborn Stage? I Love My Baby, But the Lack of Sleep is Killing Me!
We asked sleep coach Kelly Murray, for her advice on making it through those sleepless newborn (days and) nights.
How to Know if Your Baby is Going to Bed Too Late
Much like adults, a baby’s bedtime can be a moving target, depending on naps, feeding schedule and any disruptions to routine, etc. But unlike adults, babies need routine to be their best selves (read: sleep through the night so that mom and dad can actually get rest, too). A bedtime that’s too late or too early can mess with baby’s very sensitive body clock, throwing off the next nap or bedtime and leading to a very grumpy baby. So what’s the magical time your baby should be going to bed? We asked sleep coach Kelly Murray to share her wisdom around the appropriate time for your baby to go down for the night. And how to make that bedtime stick. YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: The 5 Things You Need to Ensure A Good Night’s Sleep For Baby (& You!) A MamasUncut fan asks: I’d like some advice on moving my daughter’s bedtime earlier. She’s 8 months old and right now she is sleeping from 9 PM – 5 AM, then wakes for a diaper change & bottle and sleeps until about 7:30am. I’m thankful she’s sleeping through the night but I think 9 PM is too late for her to go …
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How Do I Keep My Baby From Getting Sick With Older Siblings in School?
We asked Tiffany Fischman, M.D., a general pediatrician at Calabasas Pediatrics and Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, for her advice on how to keep your newborn healthy with older siblings in the house.
I Stopped Pumping Two Weeks Ago. Now I’m Having Regrets. Can I Start Breastfeeding Again?
We asked Stephanie Canale, M.D., a family physician at UCLA and co-founder of Lactation Lab if it’s possible to resume breastfeeding after a period of time.
The Best Winter Coats for Moms With New Babies
Getting through cold and snowy winter days with baby is much easier with the right gear! We round up the best winter coats for new moms.
These Are The Three Best Travel Beds For Trips With Your Toddler
Here are our three favorite options for toddler travel beds
The 3 Items You Need to Survive Cold & Flu Season With Young Kids
We rounded up the three items you need to make it through cold and flu season with kids intact.
Five Great Fanny Packs for Rocking That Mom Life
We promise that once you try the fanny pack life, you won’t want to go back.
The Best First Shoes For Your Newly Walking Baby
First shoes are really meant to protect baby’s feet from injury or infection, while preserving as much as possible the benefits of being bare foot.
The Best Baby Bassinets
The right baby bassinet that will make those midnight feeds and shushing sessions much easier.
Everything You Need to Comfortably Nurse in Public
For many new moms, nursing out in the world comes with a bit of anxiety. At home you can sit topless in the perfect chair with your nursing pillow and no cover and your burp cloth at the ready. Out in public … not so much. We aren’t generally used to the possibility of strangers seeing our breasts, so it’s normal to feel nervous about how to undress without attracting prying eyes and then manage to get baby latched. Plus, if breastfeeding has been difficult, or baby needs a nipple shield, the sheer logistics of it all can feel overwhelming. YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: 10 Breastfeeding Tips Every Mom Should Know But, being house bound with a newborn isn’t good for anyone’s mental health. And the sooner you’re able to get this part down, the sooner you’ll feel you have the freedom to go out and about and not be tied down by baby’s schedule. With that said, here are our must-haves to make nursing anywhere — a park, a restaurant, a plane — as easy and comfortable as possible. Invest in a good nursing cover “Good” here is going to be subjective, but if you find a cover you like and …
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Budget-Friendly Kid Halloween Costumes You Don’t Have to Make Yourself
The cutest, budget-friendly, Halloween costumes for kids ages 0-5.
The 5 Things You Need To Travel With Kids And Not Lose Your Sanity
Whether it’s a travel car seat on rollers or a do-it-all diaper bag, there’s plenty of gear that will make it physically easier for you to get from place-to-place while ensuring everyone is safe.
10 Books You’ll Actually Want To Read To Your Baby Tonight
Reading to your baby from birth is one of the most important things you can do to help your child develop language and grow their literacy skills from a young age.
Your Holiday Shopping Is Done! Amazon’s 2019 Top 100 Toys List is Here
Amazon has just released it’s 2019 Top 100 Toys list and we can pretty much guarantee there’s something for every child in your life.
The Internet Can’t Get Enough of This Rescue Dog’s Unusual Markings
Meet Lucky the rescue dog. He’s a two-year-old pup from Thailand. Lucky’s owner, Charice Fca Cha, could not believe what she was seeing when photos of the puppy surfaced on Facebook. She quickly contacted the owner and arranged a visit with hopes of adopting this one-of-a-kind pooch. To her surprise, Lucky’s unique facial markings were even more stunning in person. YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: This Dog-Baby Friendship Is Everything! Charice adopted Lucky and brought him home to be part of her family. She uploaded a photo of her new puppy to a Facebook group about dogs. Lucky’s photo was extremely popular and got 11,000 likes right away. Hundreds of comments and shares made Lucky internet famous. Charice knew she had found a special dog but had no idea the response to Lucky’s appearance would be so widespread. As you can see, Lucky is not your typical Chihuahua mix. He’s got a spectacular set of eyes. One is brown and the other eye is blue with a black mark over it that looks just like an eyebrow. He’s adorable! Charice spoke with Bored Panda and said, “I saw a post on Facebook that said that Lucky needs to find a new …
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The 6 Things You Need to Ensure A Good Night’s Sleep For Baby (& You!)
Five things you need to get a good night’s sleep for baby & you.
The 10 Toys You’ll Want to Add To Your Baby Registry
Use our list of 10 tried-and-true toys that we’re sure your baby will love.
Packing Lunches Is The Worst Thing About Kids Being Back At School Survey Confirms
A Food Network survey of more than 1,700 parents found that more than half struggle with what to put in their child’s lunch.
The 5 Best High Chairs For Your Growing Baby
When it comes to choosing a highchair, there’s actually more to consider than you might think at first glance.
Young Kids Stuck On School Bus For Hours; Parents Furious That No One Called Them
Parents of kids at a Boston-area elementary school were angry with school administrators after their children returned home hours later than normal and no one called to notify them.