At first you may feel a longing for your baby when she/he is just across the room with dad or grandma. But gradually, you¢ll begin to feel less attached to baby, and sooner or later, you¢ll consider the idea of hiring a sitter to care for him/her. Whether you crave a peaceful afternoon to yourself o

Approximately 40 percent of three month old children and about 90 percent of children age 24 months and under regularly watch television, DVDs or videos, according to a report in the May issue of Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine. "The public health implications of early televi

"We surmise that the health systems and high degree of social security in Europe provide better conditions for growth than the American health system, despite the fact that the system costs twice as much," said study co author John Komlos from the University of Munich in a statement. "There are also

Approximately 82% of respondents indicated support for programs that teach students about both abstinence and other methods of preventing pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases. Similarly, 68.5% supported teaching how to properly use condoms. Abstinence only education programs, in contrast, rec

In the U.S., one of the richest countries in the world, the number of babies born too early keeps going up and with all their medical savvy, doctors can t figure out why. Today nearly 13 out of every 100 births are premature, an increase of 30% over the past 20 years. Part of that rise is

For millions of sleep deprived mothers around the world, this woman s findings could be a miracle! Priscilla Dunstan, a mom with a special gift, says she s unlocked the secret language of babies. Neh="I m hungry" Owh="I m sleepy" Heh="I m experiencing discomfort"

An In depth Look at What Has Changed and What Has Stayed the Same in Motherhood Over the Past 40 Years According to demographers from the U.S. Census Bureau, the U.S. population will reach 300 million people this Tuesday, October 17. To celebrate this milestone, JOHNSON S Baby com