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Avoiding Tragic Hot-Car Deaths
2:00 to Read | parents, kids, hot car safety
Another child dies after being left in a hot car. Tips for avoiding this kind of tragedy in today's Hot Topics.

Can Formula Help Breast-Feeding Moms?
2:00 to Read | study, infants, health, formula, breast-feeding
Can adding a little formula help new moms breast-feed longer? Find out what a new study says in today's Hot Topics.

Spit-Cleaning Your Infant’s Binky
1:45 to Read | Parenting, pacifier, health, babies
Can licking your baby's pacifier help prevent your infant from getting eczema or asthma? Check out Hot Topics to find out!

Fussy Baby: Walking or Rocking Most Calming?
2:00 to Read | infant, crying, comfort, baby
What's the best way to soothe a crying baby? Find out what a new study says in today's Hot Topic.

Carter’s Recalls Infant Clothing
1:45 to Read | safer, recall, infants, clothing, Carter's
Carter's has issued a recall on several of its popular infant's clothing. Today's Hot Topic has the list of recalled products.

Social Networks Influence Kid’s Vaccinations
2:00 to Read | health, social networks, study, Vaccinations
A new study suggests that social networks may play a vital role in whether children are vaccinated properly. Learn more in Hot Topics.

No Link Between Vaccines and Autism
1:30 to Read | vaccines, study, health, child, autism
Another study finds no link between vaccines and autism. Find out the details in today's Hot Topic.

40% of Parents Start Baby on Solid Foods Too Early
2:00 to Read | study, Solid Foods, health, baby
40% of parents are starting their babies on solid foods too early. Find out why waiting till 6 months is recommended in Hot Topics.

Should Pregnant Women Buckle-Up?
2:00 to Read | study, seat belt, safety, pregnancy, cars
Should expecting mothers use seat belts and air bags? Find out what a new study says in Hot Topics.

Starting Babies on Allergy Related Foods Early
2:00 to Read | study, prevention, infants, health, food allergies
New recommendations suggest starting infants on high allergy foods may actually help prevent food allergies. Find out why.