Health and Wellness

Babies have a fragile, new immune system that is susceptible to illness. As a parent, it's important to take precautions in your home and try to minimize the risk of your baby picking up a virus. Keeping your home clean can help minimize the risk of your baby becoming ill, giving their immune system a chance to strengthen.

It’s a widely known fact that children and adults should take multivitamins for a health boost. But what about babies? Should your little one be taking multivitamins, as well? Learn more about babies and multivitamins.

Colic can be extremely frustrating. It can seem like nothing works, even when you try everything to soothe your screaming baby. To aid you in getting through this time, we want to share with you our best tips and tricks on understanding, identifying and coping with colic.

With coronavirus rearing its ugly head this past year, it's important to take care of our immune systems. How can we protect ourselves and our little ones from illnesses of all types? Zinc might have the answer.

Our immune systems are what help prevent and fight disease. Now with the coronavirus pandemic it is important to build up our families immune systems to help prevent disease and infection.

It’s that time of year again when the common cold, the flu and now, the coronavirus, are being spread throughout. How can you help to boost your baby’s immune system to fight off these illnesses?

A new study which was published on March 28, 2011 in Pediatrics online magazine shows that in clinical trials, relief of colic was seen with fennel extract, herbal tea and sugar water.

For those of us who have been pregnant, we are all too familiar with the stretching of our tummies, and the "pooch" that seems to want to stick around for months after giving birth.

Yes, we've all heard and (most-likely) used the term, "mommy brain."

Parenting comes with all sorts of worries--"Will I raise my child to be a responsible citizen?" "Will I have the playground bully?" "Am I disciplining my child the right way?"