Though drinking plenty of water is fundamental to a proper adult diet, a baby’s needs are different.

Your baby has started on solid foods, mastering veggie and fruit purees. So, at what point can you introduce meat into their diet? 

Everybody poops, and your baby’s just got a lot more interesting.

Here’s What You Need To Know: Squeeze Cheeks, Not Pouches Baby-food pouches have become increasingly popular in the last decade and for decent reasons: they’re portable, don’t need refrigeration, and make it easier to keep the messy eating at bay. The New York Times recently reported that global revenue from baby food pouches grew tenfold…

Here’s What You Need To Know: Starting solids can feel more scary than exciting. Especially for new parents who are worried about overfeeding. But feeding your baby solids marks the exciting beginning of a very healthy and balanced relationship with food. The importance and timing here should be underscored. The earlier you expose your baby…

The first few months of a baby’s life are fairly simple when it comes to food. Then, around six months, they exhibit signs that they are ready for solids. Many babies start with single-ingredient stage one purees and over the next few months move on to more textured and combined flavors. However, baby-led weaning, or…