Being woken up at night because baby lost their pacifier can be frustrating. And while finding ways to eliminate the need to replace baby’s pacifier can improve sleep quality for both baby and parents, it’s not one-size-fits-all.
There are three common ways to reduce pacifier-related nighttime wakings: you can...
Cradle cap, also known as infantile seborrheic dermatitis, is a common skin condition among babies that, while visually disconcerting, is harmless and temporary. Despite the cause of cradle cap not...
As adults, we typically think of play as a means of having fun. For children, it’s also critical to their development. As your little one grows and changes, so will...
One of the unspoken challenges of early parenthood is navigating information overload. Between books and classes and websites and guidance from friends or doctors, new parents and parents-to-be are bombarded...
It goes without saying that the bond between a mother and her child is unlike anything else in the world. A bond between a father and child is unique and...
A parent’s protective instincts typically kick in long before their baby arrives. Once a child enters your home, you’ll likely begin to look at it differently, spotting outlets that need...
Whether nursing or bottle feeding, when babies drink they can swallow air. Gas and trapped air can contribute to digestive discomfort in babies, which can affect their sleep. Proper...
You may have heard that all babies do is eat, poop, and sleep. This is pretty accurate early on, and what it means for new parents is that their lives...
Introducing baby to solid foods marks a significant milestone in their development and can be an exciting parenting moment. While every baby is unique, you’ll start to notice cues that...
As adults, we know that water is essential for our survival. Staying hydrated allows us to function at our best, stay healthy, and can also support skin health. But what...
As a parent, you’re responsible for nurturing the growth and development of your little one through all of their ups and downs. One common challenge parents are likely to encounter...
Harbor recently spoke with Melissa O’Neill, RNC-NIC, BSN, a former NICU nurse and founder of Newborn Nightingales. While she taught families how to care for their new babies in her capacity...
Sleep regressions, defined as deviations from a child’s typical sleep habits, are a normal part of a baby’s development. Just when you think you’ve gotten into a rhythm with sleep...
6 Lessons In Navigating Pregnancy Loss from Dr. Sunita Osborn Miscarriage affects one in four women, yet is rarely talked about. The stigma around pregnancy loss can lead people to...
Cow's Milk Protein Allergy in Infants: Understanding Signs, Symptoms, and Treatment Options Are you concerned your infant may have a cow’s milk allergy? Cow Milk Protein Allergy (CMPA) is a...
When it comes to choosing an infant formula, there’s never one right answer. There are dozens of brands with dozens of formulations. How do you choose and which can you...
Gradually shifting your bedtime routine by 20 minutes each day, sticking to a routine, and dimming the lights can make the time change easier for small children.
Harbor’s mission is happier parents and healthier families, one restful night at a time. The world of infant sleep can be challenging, especially for new parents; however, understanding the science...
Having a newborn is a joyful time. But understandably, it can also be fraught with anxiety. New “smart” device companies use careful wording to suggest that monitoring your baby’s vital...
