A Feb. 26 Facebook post (direct link, archive link) claims a necessary fluid for adults is hazardous for children under a certain age. “BABIES CANT HAVE WATER BEFORE 6 MONTHS,” reads the post. “Please ...

Giving water beyond the amount needed to mix powdered or concentrated formula can strain a baby's developing kidneys and lead to a rare but serious condition known as water intoxication. Once a baby ...

When most people refer to a “water bug,” they're actually employing a delicate colloquialism for an insect whose mere name induces squirms: the cockroach. A common question is, “Are water bugs roaches ...

The giant water bug is a predatory insect that hunts aquatic creatures. This bug has sharp mouthparts that deliver a painful bite to prey and humans. Many people call the giant water bug a “toe biter” ...

Medically reviewed by Wendy L. Hunter, M.D.Medically reviewed by Wendy L. Hunter, M.D. Once you’ve found yourself out of the trenches with your newborn, you might be itching to get them outside and ...

Seeing any insect scuttle around your home is cause for concern, but when it’s a bug that bites, all bets are off. Of course, a slew of different bugs can cruise around your place, making it tough to ...

Until around 6 months, babies get all the hydration they need from breast milk or infant formula. After 6 months, babies can drink water alongside their regular milk feeds. At around 6 months, babies ...