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Mother and Baby - Baby Stuff

Our Baby area is filled with information and items you need to bring up baby!

All moms should be prepared for a safe pregnancy and growing a healthy baby. Your Ob/Gyn should be aware of any conditions that you have that might affect the baby's growth and delivery. Regular check-ups, with tests and an ultrasound, provide the status of baby and mom's health. These visits also allow the doctor to provide you with tips for good nutrition plus locations for classes on such topics as Lamaze and baby care.

We offer information to help you make choices. Diapers, cloth or disposable? Breast feeding or formula? Designing baby’s room: crib, mattress, sheets, blankets, changing tables, mobiles, pacifiers and Nuks, baby swings and strollers. Is designing your baby's room with green products important to you? Check the Local Resources section of each of our 16 Cities for a Guide to Daycare. We’ve got the goods!

Getting Back in Shape After Baby

After your wonderful baby has arrived, you may be tempted to rush to regain your pre-baby self. But do yourself and your baby a favor:  take it slow and easy, and get back into shape the safe and healthy way.

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“Green” Toys for Baby

It’s never been easier to find eco-friendly toys for your baby, from wooden blocks made with water-based finishes to organic cotton dolls stuffed with sheep’s wool. Plus, your home already has plenty of safe items that will enchant your baby.

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When Should Babies Learn to Swim?

Basic swimming knowledge and life-saving techniques are both important for young children. Nevertheless, these skills are learned at different ages. No matter when your baby starts, swimming should always be a gentle journey.

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How to Calm a Cranky Baby

Babies cry! It’s one of the most important ways they talk to you. To avoid frustration for you and your baby, you need to learn this new language – to figure out what those cries mean and find ways to answer your baby’s distress.

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Infant CPR: Are You Prepared?

It’s one of those skills you fervently hope you’ll never have to use. But no parent should have to live with the regrets of not having known how to perform infant CPR. A few hours of your time a year will keep you up to speed.

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Caring for Your Baby’s Hair

Babies’ hair at this first stage of their lives is unlike the way it will be ever again. Babies are also prone to unique problems on their scalp. Here are resources that will give you details on how to deal with "cradle cap," "stork bites" and more.

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