Investments that age up: These everyday essentials grow with your child
The Stokke Tripp Trapp® Chair and The Play Kits are investments that will offer years of playtime and mealtime fun.
Feeding, Sleeping & Care
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“What is cluster feeding and how long does it last?”
Cluster feeding is when your baby’s feedings are more closely spaced together than usual.
How to create a calming space for your new baby
Think of the first 4 weeks of your baby’s life as a transition time between the womb and the world.
Caring for your baby’s mouth and gums
A precursor to tooth brushing, cleaning your baby's gums with a wet cloth can help fight bacterial growth, stimulate oral awareness, and prepare them for using a tooth brush 🙂
Teaching your baby to fall asleep on their own
At 5 months, your baby is capable of falling asleep on their own, even if they haven’t figured it out quite yet
Coping with your baby’s colic: 10 survival tips
If your baby cries and cries and cries—sometimes for hours, despite attempts to calm them—they may be among the up to 40% of infants with colic.
Why babies fight sleep at 2 months
Your newborn may be staying awake for slightly longer stretches now.
An expert guide to nighttime potty learning
There’s a lot you can do to help your child with potty learning during the day—but once they fall asleep, your role in helping them stay dry takes a backseat to biology.
“What is eczema in babies?” And other top newborn care questions—answered
As a new parent, it’s natural to have a lot of questions about caring for your baby.
6 ways to prepare your toddler for a trip to the dentist
Help your child feel comfortable at the dentist with these tips. Read books, preview the visit, stay positive, bring familiar items, and try pretend play.