Your baby's physical development is a thing of beauty and a source of pride. From sitting to crawling, walking to talking, smiling to laughing, each achievement is a developmental milestone. Learn what to expect next in your baby's physical and intellectual development.
A new study shows that cuddling your baby (early and often!) has huge benefits when it comes to brain development, especially for preemies.
Oldest, middle, youngest, or only child? Where you are can shape who you are.
The first year of life is, to put it simply, amazing. Use our week-by-week info as a guideline for changes to look for during the first 12 months--but remember, every baby develops at his or her own pace.
Need another excuse to cuddle with your baby? Science says so!
It's no secret that birth order plays a role in how we do things, which career we choose, and how our relationships play out. Take this fun, 10-question quiz to see how your birth order personality matches up with your actual birth order.
Take QuizBabies might not be able to speak in coherent sentences yet, but that doesn't mean they're not full of profound ideas. These deep thought texts from babies prove you're never too young to ponder life's big questions.
Your baby may be sleeping a lot, but there are still plenty of milestones to be on the lookout for.
Whether you're firstborn, middle child, last-born, or only child, birth order can have a big effect on your personality and behavior.
Help enhance your baby's growth with these development-boosting activities.
When your child starts walking or using the potty doesn't matter as much as you may think it does.
Every baby has a distinct character that most likely matches one of the two main personality types: Type A (intense and highly motivated) or Type B (laid-back and content). Find out which type fits your tot!
Take QuizEverytime we look at this baby's Kiss-inspired hair, it shocks us!
Is your baby rocking back and forth on her knees? She might be ready to take off, and crawl!
A great way to encourage Baby to move is to surround him with toys on the floor. Here are some ideas to get your munchkin interested in crawling around.