Seeker Baby

One thing new parents wish for all around the world is a way to know what their baby is thinking or feeling. And while we can't exactly translate their coos and cries, we may be able to decipher their smiles.

Scientists have disproved the notion that baby colic is related to an infant’s digestion -- here's what the most promising research links to the cause.

"I was very worried ... supplementing with formula on top of pumping." -- Shawn Johnson East opens up about her own experience with breastfeeding as we look into the science behind breast milk and formula.

Studies show a decrease in allergies in children who are introduced early to foods like peanuts and eggs -- but how a baby is exposed to these particles is important.

In this episode we’ll unpack the fine motor skills, visual stimulation, and foundational muscle development that happens during tummy time and why it matters so much for babies later in childhood.

What are the actual physiological benefits of skin-to-skin contact and why does this particular position have such a positive effect on young babies?

What exactly can babies see when they're born and why do their eyes sometimes change color a few weeks later?

Spit-up, or gastroesophageal reflux, is something that all babies do. It isn't forceful or painful, but it can certain leave your clothes a mess. So why do babies spit-up and why do they eventually stop?