Health & Safety

Having your child be accused of bullying feels both hurtful and frightening. Here are steps you can take to work through this challenge successfully.

Breastfeeding through the teething process can be uncomfortable for both baby and mom. Tot Lactation Expert Rebecca Agi MS, IBCLC discusses signs of teething, tips for relieving discomfort and ways to avoid those bites!

Rounded or orthodontic? Latex, silicone or natural rubber? We help you choose the right pacifier for your little one…

So you’re sold on all the benefits of wearing your baby, but how can you avoid straining your back when you’re carrying around a human bowling ball all day? Try these tips…

Healthynest Baby Wipes are non-toxic, plant-based, hypoallergenic and the better baby wipe you’ve been looking for. Learn why we love them as well as what potentially harmful chemicals you should be avoiding in baby wipes and why.

Confused about endocrine disruptors? Found in common household goods, food, make-up and toys, endocrine disruptors are more common than you’d think. Find out what they are and how to avoid them.

Detoxing your home of harsh chemicals and toxins may seem overwhelming but it doesn’t have to be. See our guide to 5 simple ways to achieve a healthier life and home for your family.

Experts say it’s time to scrap nicknames for our privates and teach our kids the real words. Why is it so crucial for their safety and when should we start?

Arts & crafts are a wonderful way to help encourage and develop your child’s fine motor skills, imagination and creativity. But what if the supplies they’re using are toxic and potentially harmful?

Does your baby often become inconsolable in the evening? If periods of fussiness and crying happen for around 3 hours at least 3 days a week, for at least 3 weeks, then your baby is considered to have colic.