Make quick swaps for happy—and healthy—kids this Halloween season. It may feel like annual Halloween festivities equate to ...

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As a parent, it can feel like there’s always one more thing to worry about! With the recent spike in nationwide cases of RSV infections in babies and children, you’re likely wondering what you need to ...

Parenting a little one comes with a long list of joys—and challenges. Among the most common concerns? Congestion, restless sleep, and dry, sensitive skin. These discomforts can make your baby fussy ...

As both a mom and a doctor, I know how stressful flu season can feel. Between school, daycare, work, and family life, the last thing anyone wants is a cycle of sickness running through the household.

As parents, there are few things that make us feel as helpless as when our babies have a stuffy nose. We love our little ones, and it is so hard seeing and hearing them struggling to breathe because ...

Part of parenting is keeping your baby clean and healthy. Many new parents find that they aren’t exactly sure how to properly wash their babies. This is very normal—parenting is a learn-on-the-job ...

Dr. Nina Farzin, PharmD, is the CEO and founder of oogiebear, a brilliant pharmacist, and a mother of three. She began developing a gentle solution for clearing babies’ sensitive noses and ears and ...

Everything we do here at oogiebear arises from one simple question: “Is there a better way to do this?” Caring for our babies relies on so many things that are just “the way we’ve always done it” that ...

Dehydration is a serious concern for us all, but especially babies. They are actually more prone to dehydration than adults. If they have been recently vomiting or had a fever or diarrhea, dehydration ...

If you’re a new parent, you’re likely worried about all the potential medical issues that might arise. In most cases, there’s no cause for concern; your baby is just being a baby. Here are some of the ...