According to the National Sleep Foundation, most babies aged 6 months will probably sleep around 12-16 hours a day. That typically includes 3-4 hours of naptime and 9 hours or longer at night. However ...

Yawning, clinginess, and fussiness are common signs of an overtired baby. Nearly 14 to 15 hours of sleep is needed for babies over six months during the day (1). A baby can become overtired if they ...

Want to know when it's time to introduce solids? Your baby will tell you. Just watch for these clues.

Sleep is crucial to a newborn baby's health—as well as every parent's sanity. Here's how to dress a baby for sleep, according to the experts.

Sleep apnea is a condition we associate with adults. But the American Heart Association is warning the sleep disorder affects up to 6% of children and adolescents.

When you sleep on a hard mattress, your odds of getting poor sleep can increase by 78%, according to data from Sleep Doctor — and that’s not the only potential problem that could be disrupting ...

Learn how to read your baby's cues so you can tell when they're hungry.

Dear Carolyn: I’ve always needed a good night’s sleep to function, at least eight hours but ideally 10. I would like to have kids, I’ve always pictured myself with kids.

Ask Amy: The baby wants to sleep, the parents won’t let her. What should I do? Plus: On his last visit, my brother reminded me of our father, and that’s not a good thing ...

Get better sleep (even if you can’t get more). More sleep may not be possible when you have a newborn, but there are strategies to maximize what little sleep you do get.

Enter the "FOMO baby"—a little one who struggles to sleep due to an intense curiosity about their surroundings. But why do FOMO babies find it so hard to drift off to sleep and what's the reason ...