Curious Baby Blog

This is a guest blog post written by Angela Fritz, PT, DPT, PCS, an infant physical therapist (PT) and board-certified pediatric clinical special...

This is a guest blog post written by Dani Lauren, a professional face painter, balloonist, puppeteer, and Children's entertainer and the owner of ...

This is a guest blog post written by Umma Shekhani, founder and CEO of Two Baby Bears and Co and a mom of five little ones. She designed and creat...

As a parent of a baby with a food allergy or intolerance, you’ve worked hard to find a diet that works for both you and your child. But if your l...

Communicating with your baby can take on all forms and sizes. From gesturing, to identifying their cries, to pointing and screaming, your baby will...

Breastfeeding can be hard. One of the most challenging parts of becoming a new mom for me was learning how to breastfeed my baby.  Some women are ...

This is a guest blog post written by Molly Leighton, pediatric sleep consultant and the owner of Sleep Shore Sleep Consulting.     If you were any...

This is a guest blog post written by Molly Leighton, pediatric sleep consultant and the owner of Sleep Shore Sleep Consulting.   Congratulations ...

Why sing (and dance) together? Singing develops your toddler's language and listening skills and promotes auditory memory. Singing a familiar song ...

  Around 19-21 months, your toddler will be able to develop rote counting skills (e.g., counting from one to five) rather than rational counting sk...

  Teething can be tough and confusing! While some babies show signs of pain and discomfort, others seem to cruise through unaffected. But one thing...

First of all, we're firm supporters of the mantra "fed is best", so no matter what you've chosen to do with your baby, we're here for you! No judg...