Parenting
Parenting can be hard, but our Kinsa community and medical experts are here to provide tips to make it just a bit easier. Find answers to common parenting questions and be sure to turn to your Kinsa Smart Thermometer for personalized guidance during your child’s next illness episode.
- Breast and/or Bottle Feeding Your Newborn
Congrats on your new baby! Whether you're bottle feeding or breastfeeding, it's about to become your most practiced hobby. Let's make sure you're feeding your baby comfortably! - Common Signs of Illness in Newborns
Congrats on your new baby! While new babies are not quite as fragile as we fear, it's natural to wonder what we should be looking for in case they begin to feel sick. - Diaper Rashes in Your Newborn
Congrats on your new baby! Diaper rashes are inevitable but there are some things we can do to help your little cutie out. - Sleep: Techniques + Safety for Your Newborn
Congrats on your new baby! Safe sleep is essential during the 1st year of life so let's touch on the highlights. Plus, as your baby approaches the 3-month mark, tips to get this little sweetie sleeping through the night. - Acetaminophen, Aspirin, Ibuprofen, or Naproxen: How Do I Know What to Give My Child?
From ibuprofen to acetaminophen, over-the-counter medicines for kids can be confusing. We made a short guide to help you safely choose the right medicine for your kids. - Is my baby sick or teething?
It can be hard to tell if your baby's symptoms are from them teething or are actual signs of illness. Here's what to look out for and best next steps. - Back to School: What to Pack to Fight Germs
With kids returning to school and in-person learning, cold, flu, and COVID are bound to increase. We created a shopping list with all the essentials to keep your kids healthy this school season. - Common Baby Safety Concerns
Baby Safety Month is in September, but parents want to keep their babies safe all through the year. Here are some top baby safety tips for at home and in public. - Kid Hydration: How Much is Enough as the Weather Heats Up?
Adults typically need 8 glasses of water per day, but what about kids? Especially as the weather gets warmer, here’s how to keep the little ones properly hydrated. - Tips to Get Through the DST Struggle
Darker school mornings are hard for both parents and kids. Find out how to ditch the morning grogginess, so you and your kids can take on the day. - Tips to Keep Your Kids Healthy This Summer
Summer calls for kids playing with their friends and spending more time outside. Summer also calls for its share of seasonal illnesses. Here’s how to be best prepared. - Travel with Kids: How to Stay Healthy
Traveling with kids while making sure no one falls sick can be intimidating. With proper planning, you can ensure the whole family stays healthy throughout the trip. - Which Thermometer is Best for Infants and Babies?
Checking your baby’s temperature should be an easy process. We did the homework to find a list of thermometers in the market for comparison. - Health Tips for the Holidays
It can be hard to think about staying healthy over the holidays. Here are 7 hacks to make enjoying the holidays while still being mindful a little easier. - How to Get Kids to Take Medicine
Giving medicine to kids can be difficult, but parents have to do what’s best for their children’s health. Here are some tips and tricks to make medicine-taking a little easier. - 10 Tips for Keeping Baby Safe
Need to know how to keep a new baby safe at home? These 10 safety tips for babies will teach you how to baby proof your house, care for your infant and more. - 20 Facts About Toddlers
The toddler stage from ages 1-3 is an important one! Learn 20 fun and interesting facts about toddlers, from potty training to emotions to picky eating. - Baby Medicine Cabinet Must Haves
Stock your baby's medicine cabinet to be prepared for anything when illness strikes. Make sure to include a cold medicine, fever reducer and gas relief option. - How to Take a Baby's Rectal Temperature
Pediatricians recommend taking a baby's rectal temperature for accuracy. Use this step-by-step for taking rectal temperatures with a Kinsa smart thermometer. - Signs of a Teething Baby
Teething age varies, but you can look for baby teething signs like fussiness, drooling and sore gums. Find symptoms and remedies for your baby's first teeth. - Hidden Germs That Are Making Your Child Sick
We know germs are everywhere. We compiled a list of the biggest germ hotspots that need closer attention. Find out which ones may be making your kids sick.