(LOS ANGELES) – Parents can often tell what their baby needs simply by the sound of their cry. But what if you couldn’t hear your child’s cry? That’s a challenge that deaf parents and live with every ...

Singing may be better than baby-talk when calming a crying child. According to a study from the journal Infancy, it keeps baby’s calm twice as long. Talking can be good, singing can be good, or just ...

For soon-to-be moms, it's easy to imagine the dream: a baby who sleeps through the night, coos quietly when you rock them, and falls asleep in your arms listening to a lullaby. But new moms will tell ...

We all have seen a fussy baby once in while - it could be ours, or a friend's or a sibling's, but the fact is that since babies can't talk, fussing or crying is the only language they can communicate ...

Moms, especially those who are obese, are more likely to use TV to entertain and soothe infants who are more fussy and active, according to researchers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel ...

Often referred to as “the witching hour,” fussy evenings are common, but can be very distressing for parents. Medically reviewed by Teja Dyamenahalli, MD, MPH, FAAPMedically reviewed by Teja ...

Have you ever heard the saying, "If it's stupid and it works, then it's not stupid?" That's the exact vibes we're getting from one dad's smart hack, that involved using something from his newborn baby ...