A baby’s transition from a bottle to a cup comes with nutritional and developmental benefits, and the sippy cup can act as a bridge from one to the other. “The American Academy of Pediatrics ...

Kimberly Manning, MD (cont.) When it comes to bottles – most babies are pretty adaptable. Still it's wise to sample a few to see what suits your baby best. In general, clear, four-ounce bottles ...

Choosing a bottle for a baby is one of those things that you might not put much thought into until you need to buy one or you realize that the bottle you're currently using isn't working.

Your baby is struggling with bottle feeding, and you’ve tried everything: You’ve sat the baby up, laid them down, changed the pacing. You may have even changed formulas trying to get your baby ...

Sensory Bags: fill a Ziplock bag with hair gel or baby oil, add small objects, and seal it tightly. The squishy bag can be ...

With two children, I know how important it is to use the best baby bottle with your bub — whether you’re pumping, exclusively breastfeeding, combination feeding or using formula. The good news ...

The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months of a baby's life ... feeding expressed breast milk from a bottle," she said.

The nipple has a no-drip design, which means no milk comes out unless the baby is actively sucking. The glass also feels safer and more hygienic than plastic. A bottle drying rack might not be the ...