As the temperature rises and the sun shines brighter, it’s important to pay attention to your newborn’s skin care. Infants under six months are most susceptible to sun discomfort.

According to Pampers Parenting Institute pediatrician Dr. Jocelyne Parent, exposing your baby to the harsh summer sun and extreme heat during infancy can cause both major and minor skin irritations, if not looked after properly. Studies show that sunburns in the early stages of life are directly linked to cases of melanoma in adults. (more…)

Newsday reported that in the largest study to date on the topic, that children who were breastfed exclusively for at least three months had better intelligence scores later in life than those who received formula. (more…)