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So you found out that your child has a food allergy and are wondering, what now? What can I feed them? What can’t I feed them? Don’t worry! While ...

Most babies start teething at around six months old. Of course, every baby is different: some start before four months (some are even born with th...

Introducing your little one to sustainability   Sustainability is an exciting opportunity to teach your children respect for other people and re...

If you are looking to fill your Easter basket (or just celebrating Spring's arrival) with something special for your babe that will bring joy beyon...

  Today on the blog our Neonatal Nutritionist Priscilla Barr gives us her take on the recent news about heavy metals being found in most store boug...

Breastfeeding 101 Breastfeeding can be a beautiful journey with a lot to learn, and maybe with a few bumps along the road, so we’re here to hel...

When Does the Sense of Taste Develop? Feeding your baby through the first year of their life is an exciting journey - introducing them to n...

After you’ve given birth to your latest little arrival, you may be thrilled to eat (and drink!) normally again. But your eating and appetite don’t...

The USDA has released their dietary guidelines with one notable difference: they’ve included babies & toddlers for the first time in 35 years...

We know the holiday season may look different this year. Whether you're keeping it small at home, or planning zoom celebrations with your extend...

Guest Blogger: Nyeesha Williams As a mother of three children, I intimately recognize the desire to provide nothing but the best for our young ...

When starting your baby out on solid food, it can be an exciting adventure and you may want to jazz it up. However, it's important to not add sugar...