The most ardent and vocal opponent of the “cry it out” method, Dr. William Sears, has just come out with “The Baby Sleep Book,” written with one of his two pediatrician sons, Dr. Robert ...

If your baby continues to cry for a long time, check with your doctor to make sure there isn’t something serious going on. Sleep habits. By 6 months, your child should be able to fall asleep and ...

When your baby won't stop crying, it can feel like the end of the world — or at least the end of your sanity. Here's what it means and what you can try to get relief (for the both of you).

A baby who’s crying in the night because they’re wet, hungry, cold, or even sick won’t fall back asleep in a minute or two. Those cries will escalate quickly and are your cue to respond.

Newborns cry a lot – it's their way of communicating. But if your baby just won't stop crying no matter what, it may mean something else is going on, like a sneaky hair tourniquet.

Most babies cry in their sleep at some point. In this article, we look at the reasons why they cry in their sleep, how to soothe the baby, and what the normal sleep patterns are for babies.

“If your baby’s crying is accompanied by fever, vomiting or diarrhea, or you feel like they might be injured, you should bring them to see a doctor,” Dr. Bristol says.

All parents want to know why their babies cry -- and how best to respond. Harvey Karp, MD, offers guidance on what to watch for -- and when to get help. Skip to main content ...

PURPLE crying can feel overwhelming, but in addition to knowing that it’s normal, there are a few things you can try when your baby is crying. “First, make sure the baby is not expressing a ...

When a baby cries, most parents will try anything to soothe the screaming child. But, local experts say sometimes the best thing a frustrated parent can do is walk away from their crying baby ...