Medically, an infant is considered to be "sleeping through the night" when they achieve a single 5- to 6-hour stretch of sleep, which typically occurs between 3 and 6 months of age. A full 10- to 12-hour uninterrupted night of sleep usually does not develop until a baby is closer to 9 to 12 months old.

If you are a new parent desperately Googling "how to get my baby to sleep," you've likely seen sound machines recommended everywhere. But why are they so effective? The answer lies in the "Fourth Trimester." For nine months, your baby was surrounded by the constant, loud swooshing sounds of your heartbeat and blood flow—which can be as loud as a running vacuum cleaner!

During the month of October, we recognize pregnancy and infant loss awareness month. Learn what a death doula is, what they do, and how to connect with one instantly. 

Although not particularly dangerous, colic can leave parents feeling overwhelmed, with hours of crying and no clear answers. While colic isn’t a medical condition, it can deeply affect babies and caregivers. Here are products that can mediaite and offer practical soothing techniques. The best colic relief products to help your little one — and yourself — through this challenging phase.