The Best Baby Toy for Learning to Sit, Crawl, and Walk
A little while back a dad showed me a new way to use my favorite toy—and I can’t believe I’d
Premature Baby Hates Tummy Time? Start Here
Last year, I evaluated a set of twins who were born 8 weeks early. The smaller one weighed less than 2
Just Right Zone: How much should you challenge your baby?
When you’re helping your baby learn a new movement, how do you know how much to help? What does it
Toddler Meltdowns After Preschool: Is It Too Much?
A while back, my team and I worked with a little toddler who was behind on his social-emotional skills (in
When a New Milestone Brings Back an Old Problem
I started working with a little boy we’ll call Ronaldo when he was stuck in sitting. This happens to some
Why good advice can still be wrong for your baby
If you’ve spent any time looking for baby advice online, you’ve probably noticed something confusing. One person says to do
Why Babies Should Sleep on Flat Surfaces, Not in Car Seats
If a baby spends a lot of time with pressure on the same part of their head, that can contribute
What to Do With Your Baby at the Park
When I was at the park this week, I was reminded of something I think many parents do not think
Why pushing beats pulling (and what to do about it)
Sometimes a small movement detail tells you a lot about how a baby is learning to use their body. This
Are Baby Containers Bad? What Parents Should Know
Let’s talk about containers. A “container” is anything that holds your baby in place. That includes car seats, baby carriers,