While frustrating, potty training regressions are a common phase for many kids. Read on for tips to help your child get back on track.

Most babies begin to roll between 4-6 months and begin by rolling front to back. Plenty of tummy time and floor play will help a baby roll.

Crawling has many physical, cognitive, and sensory benefits for children, so it's very important. Most babies crawl between 7-10 months.

Nearly half of babies develop a flat spot on their head. This can usually be improved and prevented by varying your baby's head position.

Sit-in baby walkers can be dangerous and do not help babies learn to walk. Push walkers and activity centers are much safer choices.

Postpartum depression is a common but potentially serious condition. It's important to be aware of the symptoms and seek medical help.

Staring is a normal part of your baby's brain, vision, and social development and is usually nothing to be concerned about.

Thumb sucking can have some benefits for young children, but they should stop by four or five. We'll offer tips for helping your child quit.

Drooling is a normal part of development for most babies and is usually not a cause for concern. It will taper off as they get older.

There's no need to be nervous about potty training! Just wait until your child is ready, be patient and positive, and follow their cues.

Nearly 1/3 of babies born vaginally have a cone-shaped head. This is not a cause for concern and usually fixes itself.

Used appropriately, pacifiers can be a great tool to comfort your baby, improve their sleep, relieve pain, and prevent SIDS.

Spitting up is common for babies and does not usually indicate a concern. We'll suggest some strategies to help minimize it.

Burping babies prevents gas and discomfort. Burp a baby at least once during and after a feeding and try other ways to reduce gas.

Formula is a nutritious alternative to breast milk. Make sure to follow safety precautions in storing, mixing, and feeding formula.

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