Babies and Toddlers
Babies and Toddlers
Why You Should Use a Car Seat on the Plane |  | 
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While most airlines allow children under the age of 2 to fly for free on your lap, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics, a child is much safer in a car seat. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) agrees, strongly urging parents and guardians to use a child restraint system during flights. Are the safety concerns enough to warrant the cost of an extra seat? Yes.
Top 5 Lightweight Strollers | |
The Naughty Toddler | |
Finding the Right Daycare | |
Many parents worry about finding the right daycare for their children. This is especially true of families who have never used daycare before. We have provided information on how to find the right daycare as well as what to look for when choosing.
Buying a Car Seat | |
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Lightweight baby strollers have come a long way from the basic umbrella stroller. Today's lightweight baby strollers have many of the same features as larger strollers, but the lighter versions are much easier for travel and quick trips to the mall or zoo. Here are the top lightweight strollers - all easy to stash in your trunk without taking up too much space.
While there is no magic formula when it comes to navigating through naughty tot behavior, there are ways to discipline your child correctly to encourage good behavior. 
The American Academy of Pediatrics states that there are 4 types of car seats parents should use including infant seats, toddler and preschooler seats; school aged seats and older child seats. When purchasing a car seat for your child, be sure to read the product information carefully and understand what to look for. With so many options and brands on the market, here are some tips and suggestions to make care seat shopping a breeze.