Learn how even though water is vital for life, it can be dangerous for babies under six months. Here's what every parent ...

The average baby, on the other hand, is roughly 75% water. And that difference is why babies shouldn't drink water before they're at least 6 months old. Not from the tap, or a well, or a spring.

If your baby’s stomach is full of water, they’re unlikely to drink the appropriate amount of milk or formula at mealtime. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommends waiting until your ...

What kids drink impacts their overall health, and identifying the best beverages for their health just got a little easier. New, evidence-based drink recommendations for kids ages 5-18 ...

A new mom says she's "in shock" after walking in on her mother-in-law feeding her baby formula — after she told her she was exclusively breastfeeding.

Q: My baby is small but my pediatric provider says ... no matter how much or how little milk she seems to be drinking. On the other hand, if she is "falling off the curve," she's dipping below ...