Bleary-eyed parents who dream of their babies sleeping through the night often consider sleep training. Training an infant to fall asleep by themselves sometimes gets a bad rap, but there’s much more ...

Intensive care nursery clinical nurse Elise M. Beer, BSN, RN, demonstrates CPR on an infant manikin from the Infant CPR Anytime kit. Dartmouth Health Children’s recently received a donation of 500 ...

KANSAS CITY, Kan. — The Kansas Department for Children and Families is working to make sure no parent endures the tragedy of losing a baby to a sleep incident. Twenty-seven state employees recently ...

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Using behavioral training to help babies fall asleep doesn't seem to harm them emotionally or developmentally years later, but it doesn't benefit them long-term either, ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Michelle Stansbury is a San Diego-based travel and parenting writer. As a single working mom-to-be, I decided that the key to my ...

Since becoming a mother, Jenn Wong had followed all the usual baby sleep advice for her son. She kept his room pitch-black and ran a white-sound machine. She made sure her son had a consistent bedtime ...

Editor's note: This story has been updated to correct the age at which a child can safely sleep with a "bedtime buddy" like a stuffed animal. From personal parenting philosophies to new products ...

Sleep training is a safe and effective tool that uses behavioral techniques to help babies learn to soothe themselves and sleep independently. Here are five tips for parents embarking on their ...

A virtual reality-based training programme in Hong Kong has significantly improved the skills and confidence of carers of high-risk infants. The Childhood Bilingualism Research Centre at the Chinese ...

Sleep is very important in the development of your child. But putting a baby to sleep can be hard. It can also be exhausting for adults when the child wakes up crying at night. It is common for babies ...

Sept 11 (Reuters) - Using behavioral training to help babies fall asleep doesn't seem to harm them emotionally or developmentally years later, but it also doesn't benefit them long-term either, ...