Does your little one seem feverish? Use a reliable thermometer to find out for sure if he’s running a temperature…

Effective in cleaning and gentle on bubba’s skin? We’ve narrowed down some baby detergents that do just that!

Follow these quick and easy tips to bring down your little one’s temperature.

A swollen head and nerve injuries to the neck are just some of the injuries baby may sustain during delivery.

Angry rashes? Red, itchy skin? Why not soothe your baby’s eczema with treatments that feature all-natural ingredients…

From birthmarks to strange spots, learn about the different types of skin conditions your newborn might have.

Mum of three Joanna Goy describes what happened when her daughter stopped using steroid-based creams to treat her eczema…

Itchy skin, fussy baby and a frustrated parent ― childhood eczema sure isn’t easy, so it’s good to be prepared.

First Look Asia looks at childhood eczema — at least 20 per cent of schoolkids suffer from it…

Ways to reduce the itch.

Jasmine Lee’s world came crashing down when her baby was born with several serious health issues, including problems swallowing.

Learn what to avoid saying, plus what the words you can offer when parents need it the most.

Close skin-to-skin contact between parents and their baby offers countless benefits for everyone.

Great teeth perfect your sweetie’s smile. Paediatric dentist Dr Tabitha Chng from Thomson Specialist Dentistry tells you how.

Follow our expert advice to protect your child from an oral yeast infection.

Is that a bruise on your baby or a Mongolian spot? Get help spotting and treating your munchkin’s birthmarks…

Newborns don’t come with a manual, so here’s how to keep bubba feeling ― and smelling ― healthy “down there”!

Is bubba being bald that beautiful? Wise up to ways to help your baby’s hair grow healthily!

Learn what ingredients to avoid taking if your child has cow’s milk allergy and if they’ll outgrow it!

Most of these illnesses are nothing to worry about, but you’ll want to know how to manage them.

Does your baby cough till he throws up? He may have whooping cough, also known as pertussis.

SmartParents pediatrician Dr Low Kah Tzay, tells us the health checks that bubba needs.

Hugs and kisses, reading baby’s cues…even your breastmilk can change in response to baby!

Don’t be alarmed if your infant’s skin has turned slightly yellow. Here’s what you need to know.

Ensure your peewee’s playthings meet safety standards.

Look out for signs that your breast- or formula-fed baby has a digestive problem, plus, help junior manage this condition.

Read what the experts have to say about the nutrients found in formula milk…

It looks icky, but it’s completely harmless and temporary. Everything you need to know about cradle cap…

We offer handy hints on soothing your sweetie when they just won’t stop bawling.

Get details about this alternative form of treatment and what you can expect during a routine visit...

Follow these strategies to ease your munchkin into a scary new world ― and settle them to sleep effortlessly!

If you know a parent with a preemie who is fighting for their life, these are their harrowing experiences.

Caring for critically ill babies can be both challenging and rewarding, admits this neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) nurse…

Parenting your peewee is filled with countless challenges, here’s what to expect and how to cope…

Wearing your baby is not only convenient, it calms and even cures his colic. Here are other babywearing pluses!

Win at the parenting game from the get-go, by powering up on these vital skills you’ll need to care for your mini-me!

If bubba won’t stop crying though you’ve checked his diaper, fed and burped him, maybe he needs a rub.

These childcare beliefs aren’t just obsolete, some are downright dangerous!

Clueless about caring for your new baby? We’ve got you covered with a paedi’s answers.

Newborns are cute and cuddly, but they’re also a lot of work! Follow this checklist to stay sane…

Tongue tie restricts your baby’s tongue movement and can affect his feeding and speech.