Your Infant: Milestones, Resources, and Feeding Tips

Premature infants have special feeding needs all their own. Read more about their feeding needs and how to meet their particular dietary requirements.

Get some helpful tips and advice on how to expand your baby’s diet and tastes.

Learn why trying foods with different textures is an important step in your baby’s development.

Find out what to look for when purchasing commercially-prepared baby food.

Learn why your baby needs more than just cow's milk to satisfy his dietary requirements.

Learn what you need and how to make your own baby food.

Childhood illnesses such as colds, coughs and fevers are common, but as a parent, looking after a baby who is sick for the first time can be stressful. You may have questions such as: “When should I visit the doctor?” or, “How long will this last?” We’re here to help, with five top tips for how to care for a sick child at home.

Discover what your baby's first movements will be and what they mean.

Teaching your hearing baby or toddler to sign won’t just allow your preverbal little one to express themselves, it’ll also provide them with a skill—and second language—to last a lifetime. See how you can start teaching your baby or toddler to sign.

Find out why your 10-month-old baby looks at your facial expression when he is uncertain about a situation.

Learn more about how your 9-month-old baby’s improved motor and thinking skills are contributing to a stronger sense of autonomy.

Explore what word comprehension means as a developmental milestone for your 10-month-old baby.

Learn about object permanence and what it means to your 10-month-old baby.

Explore your 11-month-old baby’s developing sense of independence and confidence.

Discover the next step your 11-month-old baby’s development thanks to his increasing strength, coordination and stability.

Discover which foods are the most appropriate to serve when first introducing solid food.

Get some ideas on what and how much to feed your 6 to 12 month-old baby.

Learn the tell-tale signs you should watch for that will let you know when to start your infant on solid food, from Enfamil A+.

Learn how to encourage your 6-month-old baby’s self-expression and attempts at communication.

Discover what your 6-month-old baby can do thanks to his increased core strength and coordination.

Read helpful tips on how to childproof your home as your child reaches new milestones such as crawling and walking.

Remembering, problem solving, and working towards crawling are some of the major milestones your 7-month-old baby is working on right now. Find out what else he is up to.

Discover how your 7-month-old baby’s verbal skills are developing and what he might be able to say and understand.

Playing games with your 8-month-old can help your baby to learn – plus it’s fun! Learn about some games that will help your little one’s development brought to you by Enfamil A+® 2. In month 8, baby is learning to get around by crawling, rolling or scooting. Their motor skills are improving, and they are beginning to explore their environment. They’re also starting to understand language, and will begin to recognize certain words and their own name. Here are a few games you can play with your 8-month-old to help develop these skills further.

Learn how separation anxiety denotes positive cognitive development and what you can do to help calm your child.

Read about how your 8-month-old baby tries to communicate his needs and what he understands.

Crawling, standing up and the pincer grasp - discover what gross and fine motor skills your 8-month-old baby is mastering at this stage.

Discover which foods are the most appropriate to serve when first introducing solid food.

Playing games with your 8-month-old can help your baby to learn – plus it’s fun! Learn about some games that will help your little one’s development brought to you by Enfamil A+® 2. In month 8, baby is learning to get around by crawling, rolling or scooting. Their motor skills are improving, and they are beginning to explore their environment. They’re also starting to understand language, and will begin to recognize certain words and their own name. Here are a few games you can play with your 8-month-old to help develop these skills further.

It's not uncommon for babies to spit up occasionally as their digestive systems develop.

Did you know that many babies have feeding issues?

Your baby is growing more active and curious. Take advantage of these wonderful qualities by building activities into his day that help him learn and grow—and keep up the nutrition he needs for all this amazing development.