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 ...

Rather than being spoon-fed purees, the infant is offered appropriate pieces of food to self-feed, often alongside the family ...

Purees or finger foods, old school or new wave – it’s hard to know the “right” answer when it comes to transitioning your baby to solid foods. But a new book published by the American Academy of ...

A baby's digestive system starts to develop before you might even know you're pregnant. While their first bowel movement isn't until after they're born, babies do pee in the womb and build up waste ...