Smack! Smack! Smack! Hearing this coming from your baby’s mouth can be a little disconcerting. As a parent or caregiver, you expect your little one to smack their hand on the table or bang their toys, ...

Babies can develop suck blisters due to friction when feeding. They can also get cold sores if they’ve been exposed to the virus that causes them and may experience other symptoms. Share on Pinterest ...

Your newborn is especially susceptible to skin conditions. When they were in the womb, they were coated in a thick, white substance called vernix, which protected their skin. Now, their body has to ...

Sometimes your baby can get blisters on their lips. This can be caused by simple things like learning how to breastfeed or it can be a sign of an infection. There are things you can do to make sure ...

Newborns’ lips may appear chapped as their skin adjusts to the environment outside the womb. Home remedies can help moisturize and ease any discomfort. It is common for a newborn’s lips to appear more ...

Researchers used brain imaging to gauge how the hand, foot and lips are represented in the brains of 2-month-olds -- a much younger age than has been studied previously. It is believed to be the first ...