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People who are disciplined have clearly defined goals, a plan to monitor behavior and an accepting attitude toward setbacks. Whether you are looking to lose weight, attain financial security or graduate from college, discipline is a…

In life, bad things happen. Radical acceptance is the process of learning to accept those negative things that are unchangeable. By using mindfulness to remove yourself from your emotions, accepting that bad things happen to the best of…

Life doesn't always move in one direction, particularly if you are open to new challenges. Change direction in life by identifying a new path, making a specific plan to achieve your goals, and asking for help when you need it. More…

Sweet, soft and precious to behold, newborn infants won't need a daily bath for several months. A little one's sensitive skin needs washing no more than twice a week to stay supple and clean. With a little patience and preparation,…

With such tiny nostrils, clearing a newborn's stuffy nose can be a difficult and stressful experience for both parent and baby. Using a nasal aspirator can make the job easier, since the tip is made thin enough to reach into a baby's…

Parenthood can be an overwhelming time, especially for first-time parents. Preparing the essentials before the baby arrives will make life easier for both of you. Making a checklist of items to have at home and with you, before the baby…

Diaper rash occurs when a baby's bottom becomes bright red as a result of the skin becoming inflamed. Although diapers are made to minimize this, external factors such as bacteria, skin sensitivity and even food can cause diaper rash.…

Dropping an infant at daycare for the first time can be emotionally traumatic for both the parents and the baby. Bringing the appropriate items to the daycare can help ease the tension for both parties. You may be able to leave some…

Many parents choose to use numbing cream on their infant's ears before they are pierced. Pediatrician Dr. Vincent Iannelli recommends waiting until your baby is at least two to three months old to pierce her ears. …

Dogs get them, adults get them, and even your newborn baby might get the hiccups. And although scientists know how hiccups are usually triggered, they aren't sure why the body responds the way it does, or what purpose hiccups serve, if any.…