Babies
US babycare brand under fire for sexualising children in viral marketing campaign
Products marketed by Frida were advertised with lines such as “fancy a quickie?” and “I get turned on easily.”
Four-week-old infant in Ashdod died of respiratory failure, Health Ministry says
Jerusalem daycare tragedy: Why make the story worse than it is? - opinion
Teva Israel, Health Ministry issue recall for Nutrilon Phase 1, Nutrilon AR baby formula
Global push to tackle maternal and newborn deaths has stalled, WHO report finds
The COVID-19 pandemic, poverty, and various humanitarian crises worldwide have exacerbated the problem.
Do not compare your baby to other babies. Here's why
Your friend's son is already turning over, your niece sleeps through the night and you can't stop comparing your baby with all the other babies around you.
Israeli Meir Medical Center welcomes four sets of twins in 24 hours
Eight bundles of joy were successfully delivered at a Clalit-affiliated hospital in Kfar Saba.
What is a newborn scrunch and why's it so important for a newborn baby?
When babies fall asleep in a particular position, this affects the way they observe the world. This is what it means.
Women breastfeed significantly less than recommended - survey
The Israel Midwives Association commented that “The survey reveals a disturbing pattern of a decrease in breastfeeding along with an increase in the use of infant formula.”
When do babies start walking and when should you buy shoes?
When will your baby take the first step, when to worry if it hasn't happened yet and what are the guidelines for buying their first shoes?
Peanut allergies reduced by 77% by introducing peanuts at 4-6 months old
The modeled approach found that it is best to introduce safe peanut products at four to six months of age.
This week in Jerusalem: Born to be wild
A weekly round-up of city affairs.
Ukrainians say they were pressured to register babies as Russian during occupation
Early in the occupation, Ukrainian parents faced pressure to accept Russian citizenship for their newborns.
This is why parents give their kids unusual names – it's not their fault
Dr. Mitchell Newberry says there is an evolutionary reason why many parents choose different, strange and unusual names for their children.
