Changing the way you put your baby to bed can save their life
A new report from the CDC highlights a critical message for parents: nearly three-quarters of sudden unexpected infant deaths between 2020 and 2024 involved unsafe sleep environments.

The data showed that 78% of these cases involved soft bedding, 75% occurred outside a crib or bassinet, and 59% involved sharing a sleep surface.

Wellness expert Dr. Leana Wen emphasizes that following basic guidelines can save lives.

Babies should always sleep flat on their backs on a firm, separate surface with only a fitted sheet. If you're worried about temperature, swap loose blankets for a wearable sleep sack.

And remember, while room-sharing is encouraged during the first six months, bed-sharing is not. Place your baby's crib or bassinet next to your bed so you can still feed/comfort as needed, but never share the same sleeping surface. Read all the life-saving tips here.

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🧑‍🧑‍🧒 Kim Kardashian has more nannies than children
If you haven't been keeping up with the Kardashians lately, you might be surprised to learn that Kim Kardashian has a total of five nannies working rotating shifts to help care for her four children. The 45-year-old billionaire revealed she always has at least one nanny on duty. If you're not a billionaire and are struggling with affording child care, here are nine ways to lower the cost.

🦠 The measles are on a reunion tour
The U.S. is seeing its worst measles resurgence in decades, with over 3,600 cases reported mostly among unvaccinated individuals. It's important to remember measles can be more than just a rash. The illness can cause long-term harm like "immune amnesia," leaving kids vulnerable to other viruses. Two MMR doses provide complete protection, and the CDC recommends an early dose for infants six to eleven months old before international travel.

🚨 Excessive screen time is now a public health crisis
A massive new review of nearly 2,800 studies in The Lancet warns that excessive screen time is officially a public health crisis for kids. Researchers linked heavy digital use to sleep deprivation, anxiety, depression, and delayed development. Experts are calling this tech's "Big Tobacco moment." Here's what we can do about it.

📚 The war on books reaches a new high (or low?)
School book bans hit a record high during the 2025-2026 school year, with nearly 12,000 titles pulled from classrooms, according to PEN America. Texas led the surge with over 8,100 bans, driven largely by state legislation. Stephen King remained the most banned author for the second straight year.

⚡️ Don't let your kids consume energy drinks
Let this be a warning.

It's that time of the year again, when the leaves change color, pumpkin spice fills the air and Amazon packages block doorways.

For the next 48 hours, Amazon will be running its Prime Big Deal Days, and we have a few suggestions for what deals you should be taking advantage of.

The Instant Pot Vortex Plus is 50% off. It has settings for air frying, baking, broiling, reheating, and dehydrating, so it can take the place of several smaller appliances.

Select Ms. Rachel products will be up to 37% off. The Spin Along Learning Wheel has kids spin the wheel to choose different songs and activities. It has great reviews and is super affordable, as are most of her products. She's the best, huh?

The Ninja Creami is currently at its lowest price and can make for a fun family activity. Make your own ice cream with simpler ingredients, controlling the sugar and adding things like fruit or protein. You can make everything from strawberry-banana and chocolate peanut butter to high-protein or vegan ice cream!

And while we don't typically recommend AI-enabled toys, this AI Voice Sticker Maker is actually pretty dang neat. Basically, kids push a button, describe a picture they want turned into a sticker, and the AI draws it in black and white and prints it out.

Last week, we asked you where you stood on unconventional remedies for seasonal bugs, and there was a tie for first place between "Stick to the classics (honey, vitamins, sunlight)" and "I do nothing!"