Traveling with Babies When you travel with small infants or children, getting there may not be half the fun. But with a little advanced planning and some creativity, you can put fun back in the ride.

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COLIC and YOUR INFANT All new parents expect their babies to cry, some perhaps more than others. But when unrelenting wails of a newborn become a nightly occurrence, your baby may be suffering from colic.

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The Truth About Immunizations - Common Questions Parents Ask About Vaccines The question of whether or not to vaccinate their baby is one of the first stressful decisions a parent has to make. A good source for research based information is the the Childhood Immunization Support Program of the American Academy of Pediatrics.

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Feeding Solid Food The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends beginning solid food between the ages of four and six months.

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What Can A Newborn Do? Although a newborn baby does not appear very active, there is actually a great deal of brain activity going on.

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Baby Blues & Postpartum Depression Although the birth of a child is supposed to be a happy time, for some women it may be just the opposite as they are suddenly overcome by feelings of depression or anxiety.

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All Babies Are Not Created Equal I have always felt that the first two months of a baby’s life are like an extension of the nine months in the womb.

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