Co-sleeping

Medical examiners have replaced the term SIDS with “undetermined,” but parents can still take precautions to keep babies safe.

So you’re ready to start sleep training your baby and you're probably feeling a bit anxious about it. Before you start, read these tips from a doctor.

Controversial OB/GYN-turned-author Amy Tuteur argues that attachment parenting and the pressure to have a "natural" childbirth are setbacks for women.

It's a case of information overload: Research has found new moms are more anxious because of single-issue health campaigns.

What do you when you've tried every kids' sleep trick in the book? Katie Dupuis is at her wit's end.

Despite the link between extra bedding and SIDS, parents aren't getting the message when it comes to the safest sleeping environment for their babies.

New to parenting? Dr. Joelene Huber has all the answers to the most frequently asked questions about baby development.

New research suggests that co-sleeping in infancy may lead to chronic sleep problems later in childhood.

New research suggests a link between co-sleeping and SIDS. Here's how you can minimize the risk.

As kids get older, some parents start thinking about whether or not it's OK to continue bed sharing with their kid. Here's what you need to know.