As a parent, you may be wondering how best to hydrate and feed babies and toddlers when they are sick. Here are tips and some guidance from a pediatrician.

As an alternative to candy, here are some healthy, nutrient-rich Halloween treats for babies and toddlers from a pediatric dietitian.

These delicious, health-promoting, super easy pumpkin recipes are great during baby-led weaning and perfect for making and sharing with toddlers and kids.

Frozen produce can be more affordable and convenient than fresh. Read on for more info and tips on how to serve frozen fruits and vegetables to babies.

The AAP recommends no added sugars for kids under the age of 2. In this article, we’ll dive into why and how to navigate this in the context of real life.

This article will help you navigate a newly diagnosed food allergy by providing top allergen substitutes to use in cooking and baby-led weaning meal prep.

Easy baby feeding schedules can help give parents a general outline about how much and how often infants tend to eat at throughout the first 12 months.

Is your baby throwing food? Let's dig in on why your 6 - 12 month old baby may be throwing food and what you can do to help make the food-throwing stop.

Does your 12-month-old seem less hungry? Here are tips on how to understand, interpret, and navigate smaller appetites in babies as they enter toddlerhood.

Bottle aversions often resolve on their own with time, but some babies need support. Here's how to help your baby overcome a bottle aversion and when to seek help.

As a pediatric dietitian, I'm often asked how to relieve baby constipation without medication. Here are some easy, natural home remedies that will help.

When can infants drink water and how much is considered safe? Read on to learn about whether and when babies can have water and if so, how best to serve it.