(CNN) --New parents at home with babies can help aid their infants' development by having them spend supervised time on their stomachs, according to a new systemic review study forthcoming in the ...

Tummy time is a brilliant way of helping your baby to gain strength to build all those important muscles they need for sitting, crawling and reaching those important baby milestones. Until the muscles ...

Tummy time is the perfect way to help your baby strengthen their neck muscles to gain more control over their head and neck.

Tummy time is a simple yet essential activity that helps strengthen a baby’s neck, shoulders, and core muscles while ...

When babies play while on their bellies, it can help them build muscle, learn to crawl and reach other developmental milestones, according to a study slated for publication in the scientific journal ...

Tummy time is a rite of passage for new babies. It's a time when they work to develop not only some of their physical skills, but also when they get to experience the world around them in a whole new ...

We asked for your questions on infant development and brought them to Dairian Roberts, an occupational therapist and international board-certified lactation consultant. As part of LAist text service ...

(KUTV) Al Romeo from the Utah Department of Health’s Mother to Baby/Pregnancy Risk Line Program talks about tummy time.Tummy time is an important part of baby's development. Since infants sleep on ...

Tummy time sounds like a super cute event in a baby‘s day, but most new parents quickly learn that little ones can get cranky during these sessions. And who can blame them? It’s hard building up those ...

Pediatricians say it’s essential. But is it? By Melinda Wenner Moyer [This article was originally published on May 29, 2019, on NYT Parenting.] I remember many things fondly from the time my kids were ...

New parents at home with babies can help aid their infants’ development by having them spend supervised time on their stomachs, according to a new systemic review study forthcoming in the journal ...

Babies can lift their head during the first few months of life, but they have very little control, which is why parents are instructed to support the baby's neck early on. Babies develop muscles and ...