We've all heard stories about well-meaning parents giving goody bags to fellow passengers as a preemptive apology for their baby crying during the flight. It's thoughtful, but unnecessary because ...

Erikson Institute's Fussy Baby Network is meeting a real need in the Chicago community. Already, more than 200 families have received help from this first-of-its-kind program in Illinois that responds ...

It’s the rare parent who hasn’t plopped a kid in front of the TV in hopes of soothing a tiny tantrum. But parents of fussy infants and toddlers may be creating a new generation of binge-watchers by ...

About a month after she had her baby, Laura Paul hit her low point. Get help To contact the Fussy Baby Network, call (888) 431-2229. For more information, check out ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. (STLMoms) – You’re a new parent and couldn’t ...

Baby formula comes in various forms, from animal-based to plant-based, and is typically classified by age and stage. You can find organic baby formula within all of the categories broken down below.

The squeaky wheel really does get the grease, or in this case, the rice cereal: A new study finds that fussy babies get introduced to solid foods earlier than laid-back infants. That's a problem, ...

Very fussy infants are more likely to have behavioral problems later on. April 21, 2011— -- "He would cry all the time. It was all about him. I couldn't shower, couldn't eat. I lost 15 pounds. I ...

Toddlers’ fussy eating habits can leave their parents wanting to tear their hair out, mainly with worry that they are doing something wrong. But those blaming themselves for their child’s refusal to ...

One kind-hearted police officer in Kentucky has been praised as a “fantastic officer” and “awesome gentleman” for taking care of a fussy baby in a restaurant so the youngster’s mother could have a ...

Wondering what your newborn is trying to tell you with her cries? Well, fear not. There is help. In a new DVD out this week, called “The Dunstan Baby Language,” Priscilla Dunstan, an Australian mother ...