(KUTV) Babies spend a lot of time on their backs, largely because it’s the safest way to sleep and nap. However, when baby is awake, it’s important to set aside some special time on the belly. For ...

A baby’s upset tummy is never any fun — for them or for you. When you can tell your little one is dealing with stomach pain, you may feel at a loss for how to help. And with their delicate ...

Tummy time is a rite of passage for new babies. It's a time when they work to develop not only some of their physical skills, but also when they get to experience the world around them in a whole new ...

Tummy time sounds like a super cute event in a baby‘s day, but most new parents quickly learn that little ones can get cranky during these sessions. And who can blame them? It’s hard building up those ...

(CNN) --New parents at home with babies can help aid their infants' development by having them spend supervised time on their stomachs, according to a new systemic review study forthcoming in the ...

Babies grow at different speeds. There are developmental milestones that let you compare your baby's growth to the average expected growth of other babies their age. However, you shouldn't be ...

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Doctors initially thought the baby's bloated stomach was due to a tumor. SWNS Medics operating to remove a “tumor” from a baby were astonished to discover it was actually the child’s twin inside his ...

You’d be hard-pressed to find a new parent who doesn’t know the “back to sleep” mantra-babies need to be put to sleep on their backs in order to prevent SIDS. Since the “back to sleep” campaign began, ...

Your baby should be sleeping on their back. But what about when they are awake? Pediatrician Cindy Gellner, MD, talks about why tummy time is important for infants to build up their back and shoulder ...

New parents at home with babies can help aid their infants’ development by having them spend supervised time on their stomachs, according to a new systemic review study forthcoming in the journal ...