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If something doesn't seem quite right in your baby's diaper area, consult our guide.

There are plenty of things to pay attention to after your baby is born. Here are some things you don't need to put on that list.

Here are a few basics you need to know about your new arrival.

Around-the-clock feedings. Nursing troubles. No sleep. No problem. We'll help you through the first crazy days.

Newborns don't come with instruction manuals, and it may seem overwhelming to suddenly have to take care of their precious "parts." Here's everything you need to know to confidently take care of your baby "down there."

Vomiting can signal anything from a 24-hour bug to a food allergy to appendicitis. Here's how to figure out what's making your child's stomach ache -- and how to treat it.

If your baby has diarrhea, it's very important that you keep him well hydrated, or you may end up having to go to the emergency room.

Don't go to the pediatrician without these smart strategies -- tactics we got straight from the doctors themselves.

No starving allowed on this monthlong meal plan especially for new moms by our own American Baby nutritionist.

When your baby first starts solids, offer him 1 to 2 tablespoons of food once a day, then add a second meal after he's responded well for a week or two.

Wondering about your infant's skin blotches? Find out which ones to ignore and which to investigate.

Guidelines for the first three years of your child's life

Kids grow up in the blink of an eye. Use our quick baby milestone quiz to find out when to expect the biggest milestones along the way.

Make it fun for your child to pay attention to directions with these five games.

Researchers now believe you can pick up signs of autism in a baby just under 4 months of age. Here are some signs that may indicate your baby should have a developmental evaluation, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Dirty diapers? Yes. Sleepless nights? Of course. A pimply, pointy-headed newborn -- what's up with that? Let us clue you in on the biggest surprises about little babies.

The process is painful for both mother and baby. Here's help to take the bite out of it.

You've fed her, changed her diaper, and tried to put her down for a nap. But your child is still crying. Before you break down in tears yourself, check out these simple -- but altogether brilliant -- ways to soothe your baby fast.

Why do boys have nipples? What is snot for? We answer these and six more of your kid's toughest body questions.

What to look for -- and what to ignore -- in your baby's diaper.

Urinary tract infections can be serious because they're easy to miss, especially in young kids. A pediatrician who's treated his fair share explains exactly what parents should look for.

When it's time for your baby to start eating solid foods, the American Academy of Pediatrics suggests slowly introducing fruits, veggies, and meat one at a time to gauge baby's reaction to each new food. Here's our list of safe finger foods to gradually introduce into your child's diet.

Make your baby's baths fun, safe, and stress-free with our tips.

Which symptoms warrant a call to your child's doctor?

Teething is an important part of Baby's development. It can be an irratiable time for him, but there are many ways you can help ease the pain. Follow these tips to keep Baby comfortable.