Some parents swear by them for keeping “jailbreaking” toddlers in bed at night. But are trendy products like the SlumberPod safe? When our 2-year-old daughter started trying to climb out of her crib, ...

BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Every parent wants their baby to sleep safely, but some popular products could put infants in danger. Experts say now’s the time for parents to stay alert, as federal safety ...

Having a newborn is one of the most memorable and transformative experiences. It’s a time filled with precious moments and ...

Dear Vetted is a regular column where Forbes Vetted’s shopping experts answer your most pressing product questions. Today, parenting writer Elizabeth Mitchell Kadar addresses a reader query about a ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . During infant illness, caregivers report higher rates of bed-sharing and use of unsafe sleep surfaces. Fewer ...

I still remember how, as a new parent, I would often tiptoe into my sleeping son's room multiple times a day — and night — to make sure he was still breathing. Thanks to Safe to Sleep, a public ...

For about 3,400 American families each year, the joy of a new baby in the home is cut short by sudden unexpected infant death (SUID). Some of these tragic incidents are attributed to sudden infant ...

Seven recent infant deaths have been tied to nursing pillows and infant loungers made by Boppy, a maker of baby products, according to a new analysis from Consumer Reports. The seven deaths, and one ...

As parents, we love a good shortcut—especially when it saves space, money, and sanity. Multi-use baby gear can feel like a game-changer… until a serious safety issue comes to light. A recent high ...

Safe sleep practices such as placing infants on their backs, using firm flat surfaces, and avoiding bed-sharing can cut SIDS risk in half. Coordinated education, policy, and culturally aware ...

When our 2-year-old daughter started trying to climb out of her crib, my husband and I panicked. Was this normal? Was she trying to climb out too early? What was the next step? Was it too soon to ...