Babies Crawl, Scoot, and Shuffle When Learning to Move. Here’s What to Watch for if You’re Worried

A baby crawling.

Most babies begin moving toward people or objects much further away from them in the second half of their first year. (Image: fezailc via Pixabay)

Talking to Babies May Contribute to Brain Development: Here’s How to Do It

A mother talking to her baby.

Talking to your baby or toddler shapes the structure of their brain. (Image: PublicDomainPictures via Pixabay)

Covering Your Baby’s Pram With a Dry Cloth Can Increase the Temperature by Almost 4°.

Parents pushing a stroller along a river.

Exposure to sunlight for 15 minutes may be what you need for healthy and strong bones. (Image: pasja1000 via Pixabay)

Zoo Gorilla Introduces Her Baby to Human Mom and Her Newborn

Emmelina, Michael, and Canyon Austin at the gorilla exhibit at Boston's Franklin Park Zoo.

Emmelina, Michael, and Canyon Austin at the gorilla exhibit at Boston's Franklin Park Zoo. (Image: via Michael Austin)

Babies and Mobiles May Lead to ‘Daytime Dysfunction’