Your baby is absorbing everything as her brain grows. Learn how to stimulate cognitive development with our brain-boosting games, and activities geared to helping your baby develop intellectually.
While baby's playing with infant toys such as blocks, balls, and stacking cups, he's getting a sneak peek at math and science.
Babies 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.
Don't speak baby talk? Don't worry. Use these easy tips to teach your baby some simple sign language skills and finally understand what goo-goo gah-gah really means.
Your baby may be sleeping a lot, but there are still plenty of milestones to be on the lookout for.
All milestones in Baby's first year are special, but some are especially sweet. Find out when to expect these developmental milestones and more.
Sounds will interest your four-month-old a whole lot more, and she'll be making more sounds of her own.
According to a new study, kids as young as 6 months old are drawn to those who protect the weak.
Forget the flash cards! The best way to nurture a newborn's growing brain is with plenty of fun and games -- and tender loving care.
Do you wonder if your little one is eating enough, sleeping enough, and on track for all those important milestones? Check out these easy-to-spot signs that prove Baby is both happy and healthy.
Get your child to fall in love with reading at an early age.
Any object that baby can turn into a toy will teach him a thing or two.
Look beyond toys and videos. A better brain booster is a good book.
Even newborns want to play. Here's an age-by-age guide to the best games for babies.
From the length of time it takes to adjust to life outside the womb to why she copies your behavior, here are six mind-blowing facts about your baby we bet you didn't know.