Asking your baby or toddler for consent before doing something basic isn’t a tenet of overindulgent gentle-parenting. It’s the first step in your child’s lifelong understanding that they are ...

Researchers in Australia have sparked a debate online by suggesting that babies need to give consent before their parents can ...

Raising a child is no easy feat. Diaper changes and late-night feeds are just the beginning — providing emotional security is a whole different ball game. When it comes to making your child feel ...

Researchers from Australia's Deakin University encourage new parents to teach their infants about consent while changing their diapers. It’s a move that might stink to some parents, but there’s a ...

Experts say parents should ask babies for “consent” before nappy changes. Here’s the bizarre new advice making headlines ...

You’ll be using a baby changing mat a lot in the early days, so finding the right one can feel overwhelming with so many options on the market. From budget-friendly picks to premium, portable designs ...

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Take a second to imagine that you’re changing a loaded diaper on the couch or living room floor. Your baby’s a little wiggle worm and lying still for diaper changes isn’t exactly their favorite ...

Consider this your go-to guide. You will get the hang of nappy changing in the first weeks. But yes, you’ll also have your fair share of leaks and lop-sided nappies. If you have a boy, you can also ...

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Dear Mr. Dad: I'm about to become a dad and I'm worried about something that might seem a little silly: I've never even touched a real baby, let alone changed one's diaper. How do I do it? A: Not a ...