Baby Blog

Babies cry.  Often those cries are used to communicate with us, but sometimes babies cry inconsolably for no apparent reason.  To learn more about this and how to soothe your baby, read more!

Studies show that brain development is heavily dependent upon a child's early experiences.  To learn more about what you can do to help your baby's brain develop, check out this blog.

Helping others is a core value at Bumbershoots by Nana.  Learn more!

Around six months, babies can start eating solid food as a complement to breast milk or formula.  This article explores how to introduce your little one to solid foods and how to meet their nutritional needs.  

Before babies can sleep through the night, they have to pass several developmental milestones. Until you pass these milestones, sleep can be elusive.  How can you maximize nighttime sleep time in the interim?  Here are some helpful tips.

The American Academy of Pediatrics (“AAP”) sets forth recommendations about sleep safety that are designed to protect your baby from the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome and accidental death due to suffocation and strangulation.  This article summarizes the same and provides some useful information and tips.  

You’ve carried your baby for nine months, gone through labor, given birth, and now it is time to start your life as a new family. For many people, that means taking your baby home from the hospital in a car.   Here are some tips to make the ride safer and more enjoyable for everyone.