Car & Travel

A stroller is one of the most-used pieces of baby gear, and most stroller injuries trace back to a few preventable habits rather than the stroller itself.

Baby carriers and slings can be a genuinely useful way to keep your hands free, but they carry real safety considerations around airway position and hip health.

Traveling with a baby usually means a few pieces of dedicated gear beyond what you use at home. Here’s what those categories are for.

A road trip with a baby runs on a different clock than one without — shorter stretches, more stops, and one rule that overrides everything else.

Whether you’re flying or driving, traveling with a baby takes more planning than a solo trip — but most of it comes down to a short list of essentials.

Flying with a baby adds a few extra steps to air travel — knowing what’s actually required versus airline-specific, and how to pack for the flight.

There’s no single birthday that tells you it’s time for the next car seat stage. Here’s what actually determines when to move on.

Beyond installation and rear-facing basics, a few everyday habits around your infant’s car seat matter just as much — here’s what to know.

GET YOUR INSTALLATION CHECKED FOR FREE NHTSA estimates that nearly half of all car seats are installed incorrectly. A certified

Rear-facing is the safest way for a baby or young child to ride, and it’s recommended for longer than most parents expect.