Latest about babies
Child Born with HIV is Virtually Virus-Free for 9 Years, Without Meds
A child in South Africa who was born with HIV has been virtually free of the virus for nearly nine years now and didn't take anti-HIV drugs for most of that time.
Here's Why Newborns Know to Move Toward Mom's Nipple
Newborn babies can't do much, but place them on their mom's chest and they'll instinctively gravitate to the nipple, to breast-feed.
Babies Retain Their Early Exposure to Foreign Languages
Korean adoptees to the Netherlands recalled the sounds of their native tongue.
Doctor of Baby Poop: Q&A with Author of 'Looking Out for Number Two'
A new book makes understanding baby digestion less of a crap shoot.
Book Excerpt: 'Looking Out for Number Two' (Harper Wave, 2017)
A new book by a pediatric gastroenterologist offers a reassuring (and humorous) perspective on the mysterious effluvia that infants produce.
10 Animal Mothers That Carry Babies on Their Backs
A surprising variety of animals "piggyback" their young.
Diet, Exercise and 'Giraffe Hugs': Up Close and Personal with April and Her Baby
Live Science gets the low-down on April the giraffe and her newborn calf, from Jordan Patch, owner of Animal Adventure Park.
It's a Boy! See First Photos of Newborn Giraffe
The baby male giraffe, still to be named, and mama April are doing well.
