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When it comes to December babies, there’s a pretty good argument that could be made for saving the best for last. These last-month-born kiddos are little beacons of light, thought to be endowed with good fortune and good health. They live for a long, long time A study published in the Journal of Aging Research reports that people born in December are more likely to live to 105 - or even longer. Their birthdays may be late in the year, but they have a lot of them. They do better in school Some people think it's a disadvantage to be...

It’s your baby’s first Holiday Season! There are so many things that you want to buy: cute outfits and the latest baby toys and that big, giant Teddy Bear. And then there’s the shiny gifts with your baby’s name on them. You’ve dreamed of this moment. But, babies under one year old don’t care what they get for the holidays. They would be just as happy with a bunch of empty gift bags with tissue paper, or even your personal Rubbermaid containers wrapped all pretty under the tree. They like the lights and the sound of the crinkling paper. Yet,...

There are many wonderful things about the month of November. If you live someplace with changing seasons, November is when autumn really comes into its own, and you get to feel the crisp chill in the air. Read on to find out more fascinating facts about November babies. They Live a Long Time Studies out of the University of Chicago have found that babies born in autumn are more likely to become centenarians. Get those birthday candles ready! They're (Possibly) Part of the Valentine's Day Baby Boom Researchers in the UK showed that Valentine's Day - for understandable reasons -...

Becoming a new parent is challenging enough, let alone preparing them for the frigid temperatures outside. Here at Babysafe, we try our best to prepare you and your new family for what’s outside our doors. Here are some outside and inside winter safety tips to brace your new delivery from the cold: Outside: 1. When taking a newborn out in the cold, use several inner layers, such as a cotton snap-bottom undershirt and a fleece sleeper. Then button your baby up in a down-filled bunting, and wrap them in a blanket. Placing them in a front carrier inside your coat...