Today's trendy moms opt for fashionable, no longer heavy or bulky diaper bags. Modern diaper bags are fashionable, stylish and very urban in design.

Having a little bundle joy comes with many decisions that must be made. How to raise, what they are going to wear, what kind of nappies to use and what type of formula! Having to choose between using

To many children, a birthday is the single most important day of the year. And to many parents, it's a day of both celebration and stress, as they strive to make their child's special day a memorable

The secret to surviving parenthood is remaining organized. You lose your organization, and you're up a certain creek without a paddle. By yourself you may be okay floating about, but toss in a husband

Baby strollers come very much in handy for stressed out parents. A baby carriage lets you take your baby with you and keep it close by when you go about your business and daily routine.

We work so hard to get them the things that they love, and we don’t even think about the dangers and pitfalls that could overcome a child if they are given with the wrong toy or playing with it incorr

Formula milk provides your baby with all the nutrients he or she needs and bottle feeding is as safe as breast feeding if you know what guidelines to follow. It is very important to know what sterilizer is more functional and easy in use and how to wash your baby’s feeding bottle to keep it clean and germ-free.

It's not only the newborn child that deserves a gift, new moms deserve gifts too. So for the perfect gift, give something that can both benefit the mom and the baby.

New moms deserve to have gifts too. She will appreciate the kind of gifts that will help her raise her new child, so give her some useful gifts!

What can be sweeter and more pleasant than a smiling newborn with wonder in his watch who has a minute ago received a toy from you, saying "thank you" impatiently trying to unpack it and in a minute he will be immersed in a new-found magical world where he struck up an aliance with his new toy. And that is why parents spend …

When our son was born we were told to cut his nails while he was sleeping in his crib. Being the sleep-deprived, paranoid mom that I was, following are the reasons why this did not work for me

We were blessed with two kids who were pretty good spitter uppers…our son more so than our daughter. If scary, eerie music had started playing in our house when they spit up, I would have been looking for a nearby exorcist. :-)

I know that people have strong opinions about co-sleeping but we found a happy medium. I strongly recommend using a co-sleeper that attaches/sits next to your bed for several months after baby is born. We used the Arm’s Reach Original Co-sleeper with both of our children. With our son we placed it right next to our bed. First on my husband’s side because I was recovering from a c-section so when he was hungry my husband would give him to me so I could breastfeed him. Later we moved it back to my side but I wasn’t able to get any sleep because he moved so much so we moved him back to my husband’s side.

By Aruni Gunasegaram, President and Founder of Babble Soft Excerpt of article written for the International Nanny Association Spring 2008 newsletter.

My now 5 ½ year old son was born by emergency c-section making my post birth recovery time challenging because a) I was exhausted, b) he didn’t seem to sleep very much and c) I developed a breast infection. Now a) and b) are par for the course when having a baby but c) knocked me senseless. I didn’t want to take any more medication given that I had just come off of several after the c-section so I waited to see if the pain would go away.

My kids are now 5 ½ and 3 years old and fortunately the potty training gods smiled on us because both were day-time trained around 2 ½ years of age. Thankfully, our oldest (a boy) was trained about 2 months before our daughter was born. He wore Pull-Ups at night until he was 4 but our daughter quit wearing pull ups when she was about 2 years and 9 months old. Ah, it’s so nice not to have buy diapers or Pull-Ups anymore!

Teething can be a testing time for both baby and parent. This article provides information on what's involved, and gives some tips on how to make it more comfortable for your child.