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It’s not just soldiers home from battle who can suffer PTSD. For some moms, their baby’s birth is the beginning of a dark, terrifying journey.

Ensure your wee one is safe and secure before heading out with these essential babywearing tips.

Research suggests that a simple text message goes a long way in supporting new moms at risk for postpartum depression.

A “natural” delivery makes sense in theory, but isn’t right for everyone, writes Tara-Michelle Ziniuk.

Wondering what you really need to schlep around in your diaper bag and what you can safely leave at home? Here's a quick list of what you should pack for your newborn before you head out.

Sometimes the best ways to calm a fussy baby are also the simplest. According to birth doula and childbirth educator Bianca Sprague, creating a soothing environment in which your baby can focus solely on your voice is often a great start. Get other simple suggestions in this helpful how-to video.

Holding an infant doesn't come naturally to everyone. Watch this short video to see her suggestions for how to hold a newborn in a way that makes you and the baby comfortable.

In this video, birth doula and childbirth educator Bianca Sprague offers her top baby tummy time tips.

In this video, birth doula and childbirth educator Bianca Sprague discusses how to give a baby a bath — from ensuring your baby's comfort and safety to making sure you clean every adorable finger and toe.

Who’s going to cut the cord—and when—is a hot delivery-room topic.

All babies fuss. But is it colic? Discover the signs and symptoms.

Most of your baby’s cues will be unique to her, but this common baby body language is shared by babes around the world.

How often should you nurse? How do you know if the latch is right? Don’t sweat it–learning to breastfeed takes practise. Here’s how to make it easier for you and your babe.

Deciding on a baby carrier can be a challenge. Here’s what you need to know before you buy.

Baby massage is easy for parents to learn, and can help relieve gas, colic and teething pain.

Everything you need to know about soft spots, pointy noggins and flattened-head syndrome.

Sometimes the lingering effects of a stomach bug can make it hard for little ones to digest lactose.

Evenings can be the fussiest time of day for your baby, and the most trying for parents. Here's why babies cry for seemingly no reason and what you can do.

Carrying and responding to your baby will not make her fussier.