Health Canada recommends that you give your baby a sippy cup at approximately six months of age, or when he is able to sit up on his own. To transition to a sippy cup, your baby needs a strong grasp and hand-eye coordination.  More

As your baby’s fourth month approaches, night feedings often decrease, which translates to baby being able to sleep for longer stretches at a time and even through the night. A sleep routine helps encourage this, but when extra help is needed, sleep training may be the answer.  More