Babies
The babies may not understand what is happening – but their brain absorbs everything
Every parent experiences the difficulty of going down with children to a shelter, and the stress at home. But if you thought your little ones do not feel anything – you are mistaken.
Nine-month-old baby rushed to Shaare Zedek after choking, passes away despite resuscitation efforts
US babycare brand under fire for sexualising children in viral marketing campaign
Four-week-old infant in Ashdod died of respiratory failure, Health Ministry says
Fathers' psychiatric diagnosis increases risk of preterm birth - study
Preterm birth is associated with negative health consequences for newborns, but less is known about the risk in the offspring of fathers with psychiatric diagnoses.
Potentially harmful bacteria found in Mehadrin Materna baby formula
The company removed the product from shelves and cleaned the factory under the supervision of the Health Ministry.
Infanticide by married couples was routine in 1500-1800 - book
A new book points to infanticide by married couples as a means of controlling resources and maintaining social status.
Raising two babies in the Holy Land - opinion
"Our baby is due on August 29. I say 'ours' purposefully as I feel often there is an assumption this is my responsibility alone. My husband will be extremely hands-on."
Mothers are happier, more articulate with babies, puppies - study
Why do we articulate more when speaking to babies and puppies?
Can a kiss on the lips be fatal for babies?
An expert and mother from Tiny Hearts Education, a company that provides infant care education, explained kisses can cause babies to die thanks to neonatal herpes.
How can you tell if your baby is dehydrated?
Dehydration occurs when your body loses more fluids than it intakes.
Palestinian terrorist's wife has quadruplets with semen smuggled from prison
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir is reportedly demanding answers from the Israel Prison Service on the matter, hoping to stop the phenomenon.
Newborns are dying because antibiotics are losing their effectiveness - study
214,000 newborns, primarily in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs0, succumb to sepsis annually due to antibiotic resistance.
How can you ease your eldest child into accepting a new sibling?
What happens when an older child, who was until now the baby, needs to adjust to being the oldest? Here are some principles you should adopt.
