Baby 6-9 months

The answer is yes, you can have a beer at the barbecue, even when you're nursing.

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

Ready to get moving again? Start with these gentle yet effective exercises you can do with your baby.

It’s one of your worst fears—especially if you don’t know what to do. Here’s what every parent needs to know about choking.

Make a healthy snack with just a whirl of the blender. This superfood smoothie combines the goodness of bananas and berries with nutrition-packed hemp and chia seeds. Watch this recipe video and make this smoothie with the kids.

It's generally best to begin introducing solid foods to a baby at six months, but did you know there are clues to look for? In this video, birth doula and childbirth educator Bianca Sprague describes some of the surefire signs your baby is ready to graduate to solids.

Citynews reporter Galit Solomon shares tips she learned from dealing with her baby's first cold.

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

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

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

Swim lessons can be soothing—and fun—for children as young as four to six months old.

A new baby can toss your relationship into uncharted territory. Here's how to stay the course—and come out stronger.

Expert advice on how to keep your baby's mouth healthy.

Playing second fiddle can be a heartbreaking role. What to do when your child prefers one parent.

Your baby is chattering away a mile a minute, with all the intonation of real speech and what even sounds like sentence structure. The only problem is what she’s “saying” doesn’t make sense.

Here are some helpful tips and ideas for finding mom-baby activities that both you and your little one will enjoy.