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These few months you understand that your baby isn’t ready to giggle at all your hair tossing or rattle shaking yet, but what and when is your baby going to get to that stage?

Babies need to be parented and these bedtime routines help their brains to ready the night for rest.

It’s necessary for both of you, as a couple and as parents, to make sure you balance all those little one’s big responsibilities.

Managing all those buttons, snaps, zippers and weird features (what's up with those shoulder flaps?) on a squirming baby is no easy task.

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.

It's almost the big day! But as the third trimester draws to an end, it's time to start gathering up what you'll need for a safe, smooth delivery at your hospital or birthing center.

It's happened to every new parent. You're tired, confused and living in a sort of haze, hardly aware of day or night, when your pediatrician asks you, "So, how many times has he peed in the last 24 hours?" Oh no! Were you supposed to be counting?

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.