In general, your baby doesn't need to drink water until they're 6 months old. Until then, they get all the hydration they need from breast milk or formula, even in hot weather. Once your baby is ...

Over the years I have purchased an embarrassingly large number of baby and toddler cups in the hopes that one day, one of them would not leak. (I’m sadly not kidding, we have a cupboard full of them.) ...

If your baby’s stomach is full of water, they’re unlikely to drink the appropriate amount of milk or formula at mealtime. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommends waiting until your ...

It is easy if he never drinks much usually to forget to take extra drinks with you when you leave the house - this may be the very time he needs a drink. Fruit squashes contain hardly any fruit ...

Knowing that you need to stay hydrated while you’re pregnant or breastfeeding seems simple, but according to a study published in 2024, it’s not. Researchers found that more than half of women ...