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How to Give a Baby CPR
... certified in infant and child CPR. You'll get to see these techniques performed in person and ask... choking baby. Shout and tap. Decide whether CPR is necessary. Call out your child's name and gently tap...), position the infant on his back to begin CPR. Remember CAB. According to the American Heart Association...
How to Perform CPR
... you've performed CPR for at least two minutes).
Check for Breathing:
Lay the baby on her back (if... rise). Keep in mind that your baby doesn't need a lot of air -- just a mouthful. Perfom CPR:
After you... -- it should rise as you puff air into her mouth.
Continue with CPR: 30 chest compressions followed by two...
First Aid for Choking
When your child can't breathe, every second counts. Here, lifesaving tips you must know.
Forbidden Baby & Toddler Foods
Infants and young children have trouble chewing completely, so certain foods pose a choking hazard until they reach age 4. Check out our list of foods to avoid giving babies and toddlers -- plus tips for worry-free, healthy eating.
4 Common Threats to Your Infant -- And How To Avoid Them!
He can't even crawl yet -- what are the chances your baby will have a serious accident? Unfortunately, they're higher than you'd think. Accidental death rates for babies under age 1 are twice as high as those for kids between 1 and 5. The good news is that with a little care and forethought, you can easily avoid most hazards. Try these tips to protect your child.
Emergency Guide: CPR for Children
.... But here's a basic you may not be on top of: Do you know how to perform CPR on your child in case... what to do? Print out our essential Emergency Guide to CPR for infants and older kids and put...
What Pediatricians Wish Every New Mom Knew
Your newborn cries a lot, has weird-colored poop, and just got a strange rash on his face. Normal or not? We asked doctors to weigh in on the most common new-baby problems.
Outdated Baby Advice
Our mothers may have done things differently when we were little, but expert advice has changed a lot between then and now.
How to Clear Baby's Nose
A stuffy nose can mean one cranky baby -- especially since newborns know how to breathe only through their little nostrils at first. Here are some steps to relieve your baby's discomfort, stat.
10 Steps to Sleep-Training Success
You don't have to cry it out to eliminate your baby's nighttime wakings. Kim West, author of "Good Night, Sleep Tight: The Sleep Lady's Gentle Guide to Helping Your Baby Go to Sleep Must-Know Advice from the Sleep Lady" and "The Good Night, Sleep Tight Workbook", explains how to implement her Sleep Lady Shuffle -- and have the whole family snoozing better in two weeks.
Baby Sleep Myths Every Parent Should Know
Grandparents, friends, and society flood parents with well-meaning advice, but how can Mom and Dad be sure they are receiving accurate information? With help from Dr. Andrew Adesman and his book "Baby Facts", we separate baby myths from reality.
5 Steps to Starting Solids
Okay, some are more like purees in a jar. But they're baby's first taste of a non-liquid diet, so you need to know what to begin with and when.
Must-Know Tips for Starting Solids
It may seem like everyone has an opinion when it comes to starting solids. Read on to find out which tips to follow -- and which you can ignore.
Weird Baby Emergencies
Babies and quirky accidents tend to go hand in hand. We ask top doctors what to do if your sweet pea gets in a pickle.
Pregnancy Prep School
Prenatal classes can let you share experiences with other couples and get answers to all of your questions about labor, delivery, and caring for a newborn. Use our guide to decide which class is right for you.
The 3 Stages of Pregnancy
Not sure what to expect now that you're expecting? We've got the inside scoop on your changing body -- and your baby's development -- trimester by trimester.
Bathtime Safety
Follow these tips to make sure you are prepared for baby's bath.
