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Babies outgrow things fast, and it's hard not to feel guilty looking at the piles of things you bought just months ago now heading to garbage bin.

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You’ve baked a smash cake and crafted the brightest decorations, your baby’s closest family and friends are ready to sing, and your almost-walking baby is looking oh so adorable in his glittery birthday hat. Happy 1st birthday, Baby! Here are some ways to celebrate with international flair.

Shopping for a new baby can be overwhelming. There are thousands of products available in dozens of styles, colors, and sizes, and everyone has an opinion on what you need.

The newborns you see in magazine ads and on diaper packages have perfect, dewy skin; precious little fingers and toes; and wide-open, shining eyes. So why does your new baby look so – weird?

They're little, they're fragile, but they're not totally helpless! Brand-new babies have some inborn reflexes that help them survive in their first few days and weeks.

Even the most health-conscious parent may find times when they need to reach for a few packaged treats. Luckily, today's parents have so many more organic, vegan, and natural options than the sugary cereals and salty snacks we might remember from our own childhoods.

Attachment objects make babies feel safe, loved, and comforted. They can also be really weird! When your baby strays from the usual blankets, pillows, or stuffed animals, you can wind up with some very bizarre best friends.

From the moment your baby is born, you're probably imagining their first words and their first steps. But the magical thing about babies is that it's all firsts, from the first time they open their eyes to the first time they bite into an apple to the first time they ride a skateboard, sneak into an R-rated movie, or ask to borrow your car.



Few things make us seem more different from our ancestors than seeing how they treated babies and young children. In fact, even common practices from the 1970s and 80s seem pretty shocking today.

Yes, it's true what everyone says – your baby's first birthday party is more for you than for him/her, but so what? Why not celebrate you? You made it through the first year and that's a huge accomplishment!