Caring for Your Baby
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BabiesCaring for Your Baby
Your new baby doesn't have to break the bank. Learn how to be fiscally responsible in planning for your children and yourself.
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BabiesCaring for Your Baby
It is never too early to teach your child about the importance of good dental hygiene.
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BabiesCaring for Your Baby
It's the controversy that just won't die: How safe is your baby's bottle? Read on to cut through the hype.
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BabiesCaring for Your Baby
Do you have stroller envy? Browse some of the most popular stroller models on the market and find out why parents can't get enough of them.
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BabiesCaring for Your Baby
Learn how to help your preschooler care for her "baby teeth" and develop good dental care habits.
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BabiesCaring for Your BabyBy Dr. Taoheed Jimoh
An experienced dentist shares how you can make the teething stage more comfortable for your toddler.
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BabiesCaring for Your Baby
Learn how to properly care for your baby's new teeth.
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BabiesCaring for Your Baby
Find tips to keep traveling pleasant for you, your baby, and others.
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BabiesCaring for Your Baby
Learn what you should pack and what you can rent when traveling with your baby.
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BabiesCaring for Your Baby
Learn about the special benefits of infant massage, and how to do it.
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BabiesCaring for Your Baby
Find tips for keeping your baby comfortable while teething.
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BabiesCaring for Your Baby
Find helpful tips for soothing your crying baby.
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BabiesCaring for Your Baby
Read about all the reasons babies cry, and get tips on how to soothe them.
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BabiesCaring for Your Baby
Keep your baby safe when she sleeps, by following these tips on cribs, bassinets, and beds.
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BabiesCaring for Your Baby
Make this creature of the deep for your child, and bath time will be a lot more fun.
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BabiesCaring for Your Baby
The first tooth usually erupts (come through the gums) between 5 to 7 months, although it can be as early as 3 months and as late as 15 months. At 11 months of age, you need not worry that your nephew has not cut any teeth.
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BabiesCaring for Your Baby
A mother asks whether there is no link between immunizations and sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS).
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BabiesCaring for Your Baby
Prevnar (PCV7) is approved for routine administration to all children less than two years of age, beginning at two months of age.
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