Eating baby food? Not exactly. — -- About a month ago, I found myself up at 5 a.m., preparing meals for my 1-year-old before everyone awoke and I left for work. Sweet potato in the oven. Couscous ...

Health organizations recommend introducing solid foods into a baby’s diet around the age of 6 months but not before the age of 4 months. The term “solids” includes pureed or mashed solid foods, such ...

Starting with tiny amounts like 1 to 2 teaspoons of a single food can help your baby get used to new textures and tastes.

Nowadays, your baby starting solids is made safer. Try these 5 quick checks most parents forget so you can focus on ...

Once your baby can sit upright with minimal support, hold its head steady, and put things in its mouth and is starting to show interest in food — it may be time to introduce them to solids. Back in ...

How much should my baby eat? Wondering how much to feed your baby? This can be hard to figure out, especially when you're starting solids and most of your baby's food ends up on their lap or the floor ...

More parents than ever are letting their babies eat whole pieces of finger food thanks to the growing "baby-led weaning" movement. NY Post photo composite Out with the goo, in with the new. Millennial ...

You’ve just shared your exciting pregnancy news, and almost immediately the comments start rolling in. “You’re eating for two now!” your well-meaning aunt declares as she slides an extra slice of cake ...

Sometimes it seems like crying is the only way your baby communicates with you. However, before your baby starts crying, they'll let you know in other ways that they're hungry. By responding to your ...