Ages 0-3 Highlights

Learn about the facts on having sex when breastfeeding

DadLabs Ep 376 -- Ever thought about installing a kid sized toilet in your home? You've seen these tot spec potties in daycare centers and schools, but why not get one for the house? The Gear Daddy takes a look at what's involved in putting in a johnny junior. Brought to you by Kaboom. Distributed by Tubemogul.

New parents Ereka and Randy talk about their pregnancy and childbirth experiences with having their first child.

Wondering how to clip baby's little nails? Trimming is so simple with these easy-to-follow pointers.

Learn how to correctly position your newborn and help the baby latch on effectively. A good position and latch helps prevent nipple soreness and makes sure that baby is able to obtain the milk you produce.

Follow these tips, and you'll pass the flight test with flying colors.

How does body piercing affect your pregnancy, birth and breastfeeding? Haute Mama talks with expert piercer Maria Tash to find out

How common are baby bald spots? Find out more about this baby condition and learn about why babies get such spots.

Today in The Lab, Daddy Clay and Daddy Brad delve into a topic that all parents will face, diaper rash. The dads talk with pediatrician and Baby 411 author Dr. Ari Brown who explains what this baby rash is, what kind of diaper cream to use to treat it, and when to take your baby to a doctor. She also discusses infections that are possible because of disposable diapers.

Back to Sleep' is an American education campaign encouraging parents to put babies to sleep on their back rather than on their tummies. Neonatalogist Dr Nancy Wright explains how this reduces the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.

A child’s first steps can make parents’ hearts swell with pride. Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears demonstrates how to coax the big moment!

Play Ground etiquette. The Go-To Mom gives advice on how moms and kids can have a peaceful park day.

Learn how to use breast pumps, breast shells, and nipple shields when breastfeeding your baby.

Breastfeeding outside your home doesn’t have to be a source of anxiety. Create a calm and modest approach to nursing in public.

The baby blues are a mild form of postpartum depression.