How much a baby torments its parents with its cries is determined by its genes and not just parenting techniques, new research has shown. After a study on hundreds of twins, a team of scientists in ...

Researchers only found slight hearing differences between the sexes, yet mothers still handle night-time childcare three times more often than fathers.

Scientists tested whether moms are naturally better at hearing crying babies at night - turns out they're only slightly ...

If your baby baby wakes up crying hysterically at night, it's probably for one of these reasons. Here's what you can do.

A new study has cast doubt on the idea that women are biologically wired to wake more to a crying baby than men. It suggests ...

The baby has no concept of day and night and doesn't connect night with sleep. That means: Be prepared to feed, rock, dance, sing, or hum the little one to sleep.

Pat McAuliffe, a contributor at Barstool Sports, caught heat for his videos complaining about a crying baby on his delayed ...

The mother said, “He’ll usually go down for the night around 7.30/8 pm, might wake for a feed at 3/4 am if he didn’t have enough for dinner, and then wake up for the day around 6.30/7 am.” ...

March 1 is Baby Sleep Day, but for countless parents it will mean one more rough night of struggling with their child's sleep. There's no shortage of strong opinions about the best approach for ...

“Cry it out” method: In this method, you leave your baby in their crib, and when they cry at night, go check on them, but wait longer and longer each time they wake up before checking on them.

Nearly every newborn parent has dealt with it: a crying baby that just won't go to sleep, or an infant who wakes up in the middle of the night and won't let anyone go back to bed.