...similarly seeking to accommodate mobile-immersed kids, a tricky proposition. Fisher-Price’s Apptivity Seat for babies, which includes an iPad holder, was met with much criticism, which the company acknowledges on the...

...other targeted nutrition products for adults. At CES 2016, the trend was reaching babies. Gerber presented its new BabyNes nutrition product, a “smart nutrition system” that includes six varieties of...

...of working millennial mothers who are hyper-focused on wellness, by simultaneously providing nutrition for babies and mental relief for parents. In the UK, the Young Gums community aims to provide...

...babies made a splash in the technology industry last year. While still niche, products within this sector continue to expand in 2017. As even more digital-native millennials become parents, look...

...T-Mobile’s #LittleOnes ad welcomes a diverse group of babies into the world with actress Kerry Washington narrating. “It’s a lot to take in, but you come with open minds and...

...to a July 2011 Agence France-Presse report, more couples here are starting families out of wedlock. The latest census figures, from 2008, show a 12.5 percent year-over-year increase in babies...

...and Baby Powder includes violet leaf from France to evoke “happy memories of new babies.” Anya Hindmarch's SS18 candle collection Brooklyn-based fragrance brand DS & Durga takes a similarly whimsical...

...explored. And while expensive gadgets that babies grow out of in a few months can seem like an unnecessary indulgence, products like Willow could make financial sense for millennial women...

...forget about saving the environment. In a series of tongue-in-cheek TV spots, average-looking American couples appear puzzled when a voiceover suggests they’re adopting solar power to save dolphin babies or...

...in fake nurses gaming the health care system, per The New York Times. -77% of young moms respond to digital ads with pics of babies, and other findings from a...