Dry Scalp or Cradle Cap: How to Tell the Difference
Learn how to distinguish between cradle cap and dry scalp in babies, and discover gentle treatments to help soothe your little one's scalp discomfort.
"Your little one is lucky to have you, and the greatest gift you can give them is the gift of taking care of yourself!"
— Andrea Faulkner Williams, TT Co-Founder
Skincare
Sensitive skin doesn’t keep a calendar. It can act up in the dead of winter or the middle of summer, set off by a new soap, a scratchy tag, or a lotion that smelled lovely and left a patch of angry pink behind. So when you're standing in front of a whole shelf of bottles that all promise to be...
If your little one’s skin runs a bit sensitive, pinks up easily, or seems to fuss at certain lotions, you’re definitely not the only parent trying to figure out what agrees with that sweet baby skin. Little skin can be extra reactive, especially in those early months, so keeping the routine simple can make things a whole lot easier. For...
First hair wash? So exciting, and just a little nerve-wracking. There's the tiny head in one hand, the suds you're trying to keep away from those eyes, and a brand-new person deciding whether bath time is the best thing ever or a total betrayal. Right about there, most of us glance at the bottle and think, wait, is this even...
Community
For this Mama Minute, we’re chatting with author, illustrator + mama Flavia Zorilla Drago, the artist behind our limited edition DÃa de los Muertos Bubble Bath. We’re talking motherhood, creativity + the traditions that keep her connected to her Mexican heritage!.
Fave finds
This year we're planning ahead (a mama miracle!) to put together our little ones' Easter baskets with thoughtful goodies. Instead of filling those baskets with candy, we picked some special toys, activities and necessities that will brighten up your babe's basket with springtime colors and the symbolism of the season!.
Bond with your babe!
Massage is calming on your little one's nervous system and is excellent for colic and sleep. Gentle massaging raises levels of the 'feel-good' hormone oxytocin in both you and your baby, helping you both feel calmer and relaxed.