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Your baby spends about 15 to 18 hours a day sleeping. Much of this sleep may occur in her crib, placing this piece of furniture at the top of the list of things to make as safe as possible.

Living green can be more challenging than one may think. When it comes to cribs, a place where your baby spends ample time, creating a non-toxic environment is paramount.

Having a newborn usually means getting much less sleep than you did prior to pregnancy. This sleep deprivation can negatively affect your health and well being, sometimes contributing to postpartum depression, family stress and nursing issues.

When you are on the move, whether it be jogging or just strolling through the park, a quality stroller can make all of the difference. With so many strollers on the market, finding a stroller to suit your needs can be challenging.

Your baby spends the majority of her time in the crib sleeping, making pajamas a staple of your baby’s wardrobe. Dressing Baby in comfortable pajamas (that are designed for efficient diaper changes) is just another step toward a good night’s sleep.

Babies who are breast milk fed may not always receive their milk directly from the breast. Mothers often employ the use of a breast pump and bottles to create a supply for their babies when nursing is not their first choice or when special circumstances make nursing difficult.

The age-old practice of swaddling is often a hot topic, but in a previous blog post, pediatrician Dr. Harvey Karp explains that babies can, in fact, be swaddled safely.