Monday, 26 January 2015

Why sleep training for babies doesn't work & what does

Sleep training for babies: Why it doesn't work, and what does

One night, I was rocking my 4-month-old son to help him fall asleep. Newly un-swaddled, he had his hands free and was rubbing his face and wriggling around. Lately, I'd found myself working harder and harder to get him to sleep, which seemed odd, since wasn't sleep supposed to get better, not worse? That's when I realized: I am getting in his way.

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Warning for parents: Why bulky winter coats and car seats don't mix

It's an easy mistake to make. You're running out the door in icy temperatures and you throw a chunky winter coat on your child before jumping into the car. But what's cozy for kids as they play outdoors isn't necessarily the safest when buckling up.

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Chelsea Clinton: I love watching my mom sing to my baby

Chelsea Clinton can't stop talking and singing to her infant daughter Charlotte — which has made her jokingly regret the way she remembers her own mother singing to her as a toddler. "I'm like, 'I'm so sorry, Mom,'" Chelsea told People magazine. "I love watching her sing to Charlotte.

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