Baby & Toddler

Turn bathtime into playtime by adding a few fresh ideas to your bath rotation, from food coloring in the tub (it won't stain, promise) to homemade bath bombs.

Whether you have a baby or a busy toddler, bedtime can be an all-consuming topic for parents. Here's the best bedtime routine for a restful sleep.

Trust us: Your kiddo won’t be toting a bottle to kindergarten.

Getting your little one ready to spend time away from home takes planning. Start with this advice.

How do you know when your child is ready to start potty training? Look for these signs and behaviors to help you decide.

Potty training is so much easier when your child is ready and willing. So, if they’re displaying any of these behaviors, you might want to delay for a bit.

Spring has finally sprung—and there’s no better time to celebrate this season of growth and renewal than by diving into some fun Earth Day activities for kids that help out our planet a little more.

Getting your little ones to move from pureed baby food to self-feeding solid table food doesn’t have to be a stressful process. All you need are a few simple tips to help your little one make the transition safely when the time is right.

This year, take things to the next level with some eco-focused new year’s resolutions for kids by pledging to do more for the earth as a family. It takes a village, as the saying goes, so why not commit to a few family new year’s resolution ideas?

Turn your kitchen into a Valentine’s Day sweets factory with kid-friendly treat ideas that are as fun to make as they are to share.

Skip the chips and bypass the drive-thrus on your next road trip. Instead, pack a few of these healthy, delicious treats for you and your toddlers or big kids.

Avoid drama at the dining table with these smart strategies for fussy eaters.