babies

Midnight might be for the grownups, but noon is for the kids! Buttonwood Park Zoo welcomes the little ones to ring in the new year with "a dance party with DJ Danny Levin, meet and greet with Cisco our great horned owl, New Year’s Eve craft, face painting, and admission into the Zoo...

State officials have confirmed a case of the Zika Virus in Massachusetts. Although the man is expected to make a full recovery, Brian is concerned what this means for pregnant women in the state. The virus has caused several birth defects in South America...

Midnight might be for the grownups, but noon is for the kids! Buttonwood Park Zoo welcomes the little ones to ring in the new year with apple juice, an animal encounter, a take home craft, and a performance from Great Scott’s Magic Show...

In every package of birth control pills, there is a paper with a statement about how the pill is NOT 100% effective in preventing pregnancies. If taken the same time every single day, it’s 99.9% effective. It is true that some women have gotten pregnant while on the pill, but it’s usually because they didn’t take it properly or were on antibiotics at the time of conception which canceled out the e

The car seat may look like a comfy place for your baby to hang out, but it can be more dangerous to your child than you may know.

The Buttonwood Park Zoo hosted it's first Baby Boo at the Zoo-  a "mini" Halloween party with with educational activities, an up close and personal visit with an animal, toddler friendly snacks and a costume parade.

A small piece of glass was found in a Beech-Nut Nutrition product. As a result, the company is participating in a voluntary recall for almost two thousand baby food products nationwide. The recall was announced yesterday and involves "4-oz...

Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan has begun a campaign aimed at preventing sudden unexpected infant deaths.

Babies rehearse how to talk long before saying their first words. Babies begin to distinguish speech patterns and sounds as early as seven months.

Pediatricians will soon be telling parents to read out loud to their babies every day. The American Academy of Pediatrics issued that new policy on Tuesday.