Baby Center Slideshows

Natural Ways to Treat Your Baby’s Cold Skip the Cold Medicine Babies get sick a lot. During their first year, most have as many as seven colds -- that’s a lot of runny noses and sleepless nights. How can you help your infant? Over-the-counter cold medicines aren’t recommended for children under 2, but a few all-natural remedies can help ease your little one’s symptoms and make you both feel better. Give Plenty of Fluids This thins mucus, and that can help with a stuffy nose. It also keeps her from getting dehydrated. Offer your baby breast milk or

From their very first poop to the crying that won't stop, learn some of the stranger things about the bodies and behaviors of infants.

You’re breastfeeding. So what foods are OK to eat and which should you avoid?

Should you place your baby on her stomach or her back in the crib? And are bumpers and blankets safe? Follow these simple WebMD rules to protect her while she sleeps.

What can you do to increase your milk supply as a new mom? Find out what helps when you're breastfeeding or pumping your milk.

Now that your new baby is here, WebMD shows you how to get rid of those extra pounds you gained during pregnancy.

Is your hospital bag packed? Do you have diapers? WebMD shows you things to do to make sure you're ready for baby's big arrival.

Do you need to warm a bottle? What's the best way to burp your baby? WebMD explains what you need to know about bottle feeding and infant formula.

Learn how to keep curious fingers away from everyday hazards in your home. This WebMD slideshow helps you see where you need to baby proof.

Use these ideas to create a greener environment for your baby. WebMD gives you some earth-friendly parenting suggestions.

Baby won't eat? From teething to pickiness, WebMD shows you what could be causing your baby's feeding problems. Learn what’s normal, how to cope, and when to seek help.

See what's really in store when you bring your baby home. WebMD offers a slideshow with tips for new parents about sleep, getting help, adult relationships, and more when you have a newborn.

Learn how to get your baby napping on a schedule so he gets the sleep he needs. WebMD will show you what's normal and tricks for helping baby fall asleep.

See what normal newborn skin looks like and learn how to care for it. WebMD shows you diapering and bathing tips.

Here's your guide to foods for the first year, including cereal and baby food. Plus tips on getting baby started on solid foods.

Help your baby reach developmental milestones with fun month-by-month playtime tips in this WebMD slideshow. Games encourage language skills, coordination, and more.

Breastfeeding benefits you and baby, but it does take some know-how. Get a little help through the hurdles, with these breastfeeding hints from WebMD.

Do you need to warm a bottle? What's the best way to burp your baby? Find out from WebMD what you need to know about bottle feeding and infant formula.

Learn top parenting tricks for calming crying, colicky, and fussy newborns and babies from this WebMD slideshow.

Caring for your newborn baby’s skin may seem complex, but it doesn’t have to be. From rashes and sunburn, to laundry detergent and baby powder, learn how to take care of your newborn’s skin -- and keep it baby soft.

What developmental milestones can you expect to see during baby's first year? Take a tour of first-year "firsts" with WebMD's guide to the most anticipated baby milestones.

Before you welcome your baby home, you'll want to get the big 4 baby gear items: car seat, crib or bassinet, stroller, and high chair. This WebMD slideshow will show you how to make smart, safe choices.