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  Most parents dread their infants' teething. They anticipate sleepless nights and inconsolable crying. Parents have attributed dozens of symptoms to teething including drooling, biting, fever, runny nose, congestion, ear problems, diarrhea, skin rash, and vomiting. But what if some or all of those

Recently, we received a question from a reader about nursing her 11-week-old to sleep. We have been asked many times whether or not babies get “used to” being nursed to sleep and whether or not it affects his or her ability to get back to sleep alone. Here is one reader s story. My baby is 11 weeks

We haven't posted in awhile and we're sure that our loyal readers may be wondering: Where is everybody? Why don't you post more information about older babies? How is Karolina doing? So here's a quick note to answer these questions. In case you haven't guessed, all 3 answers are related to each

  Recently, a reader asked us a question about her 3-month-old daughter. She was worried about starting daycare because the baby didn’t like people other than her parents to hold her. Our reader also was worried that her baby would be afraid because she was too young to understand that her mother