Suze Lopez, a 41-year-old nurse who lives in Bakersfield, California, didn't know she was pregnant with her second child until days before giving birth.

A mom is furious when her mother-in-law brings her newborn around the flu. She then bans her from seeing her baby ever again.

Japan has recently banned what is known as "shiny" or "glittery" names, which are names with unusual pronunciations, according to The Guardian. These names could include anything from Pikachu to Nike, according to CNN. But Japan isn't the only country to have restrictions on baby names.

Court filings said he was holding the baby while playing video games, became frustrated and threw the baby against a wall.

Gisele Bündchen—who shares kids Benjamin with Vivian with ex Tom Brady—posted new photos of her and husband Joaquim Valente's baby boy, writing that "becoming a mother again reshaped everything."

Our advice columnists have heard it all over the years—so today we’re diving into the archives of Care and Feeding to share classic parenting letters with our readers. Have a question for Care and Feeding?

Introducing your baby to solid foods can be such a fun and exciting time. But if you suspect your little one may have allergies, you might be worried about potential reactions — and for good reason! Food allergies affect up to 8 percent of children in ...

A tiny mountain village in Italy is celebrating something it hasn’t seen in almost 30 years: a baby. Pagliara dei Marsi, a mountain village in the Abruzzo region with fewer than two dozen residents, welcomed baby Lara Bussi Trabucco earlier this year,

Under the new law, the manufacture or sale of baby food products that go over the FDA’s action levels are banned.

Many common childhood illnesses can cause vomiting. Most resolve quickly, but some may require medical attention. Watch for dehydration. Share on Pinterest Babies vomiting is a pretty common cause for concern among new parents — who knew such a volume of ...

On Wednesday, Allina Health shared the top baby names of 2025, judging by the babies that were born at its hospitals across Minnesota and western Wisconsin. Is your name - or your child's name - one of the most popular this year?