The dirty truth about wet wipes
While wet wipes might be super handy, they're also not actually doing what they're meant to, according to research.
While wet wipes might be super handy, they're also not actually doing what they're meant to, according to research.
Some parents are putting off or ditching plans to immunise children after discouraging information, a study shows.
I said goodbye to my midwife last week and it broke my heart a little bit. How can you ever thank someone enough for making you a family, twice?
Jessy is old enough to start school next month, but Vickie breastfeeds him five times a day because, she says, it alleviates his symptoms of ADHD.
While parents and teachers can model and emphasise consideration, compassion, kind words and actions and thoughtfulness, friendships can never be forced.
Never mind the children. Starting at a new school is a minefield for their parents.
Today's overprotective, failure-avoidant parenting style has undermined the competence, independence and academic potential of an entire generation, according to new research.
Frankly, I was intrigued. Really? Eight million folks had signed up to have affairs with neighbors? What brought about that level of marital unhappiness - and secrecy?
"I don't know who you are, but thank you" mum tells unknown boy who played with her disabled son at a Florida science centre.
New mum Caroline Botting spoke to some brave first-time parents who'd achieved what seemed like the impossible - enjoyable getaways with their young bubs.
Experts say old English-sounding names are in fashion thanks to programmes like Game of Thrones. Parents are naming their babies after characters from the fantasy series.
The author of a controversial Paleo cookbook for baby and toddlers has defended a recipe which critics say has the potential to kill a child.
The "getting there" part of travelling with kids can be tricky, but it's worth the effort, writes Mel Homer.
A BBC local radio DJ sparked an outcry after claiming unattractive mothers should be banned from breastfeeding in public.
For a parent struggling to get a child to sleep, anything that speeds up the process will be greeted as a godsend.
A doll developed in Iceland that mimics an adult's heartbeat and breathing is one of several innovations on show at the Baby Show this weekend.
It's the guilty secret many parents are reluctant to admit aloud: no matter how much you love your kids, being a parent can make you feel bad.
It turns out that having a child can have a pretty strong negative impact on a person's happiness, according to a new study published in the journal Demography.
"Being able to breastfeed her little boy has created a special bond between us all, a bond I will always cherish."
A woman has sparked a controversy after posting a picture on social media showing her breastfeeding a friend's toddler son.
Mum shares a heartwarming tale of generosity after returning to her car to find a parking ticket which had already been paid by a stranger.
David Beckham has slammed critics who questioned his four-year-old daughter Harper's use of a dummy.
"I do come across children who for one reason or another spend a lot of time with TV and DVDs. They start to assume the character."
Hilary Duff wants to stop "mom bullying" and thinks being a new mum can be "isolating" and is keen to stop mothers from "judging" one another.
Young people's use of technology is a growing parental concern as new apps open up fresh lines of online communication.
How do young children learn to swear - and why do they seem to do it at the most inappropriate moments?
In the 13 months since her heartfelt letter was published in the Herald, Georgia - now 16 - has faced public criticism and lost friends.
A study released this week suggests women who smoke during pregnancy are more likely to rear children who are involved in delinquency.