"Life in a baby buggy facing forward might be more emotionally impoverished," says Suzanne Zeedyk, lead author of the new study and a psychology professor at the University of Dundee in Scotland.

A mother of two, Dr. Fowler said forward-facing chest carriers and strollers expose babies to "a bombardment of stimulus" and that parents who fail to consider a baby's perspective are ...

Once your baby can support the weight of their head reliably, you can try carrying them facing outward. If you're not sure if your child is ready, talk to your pediatrician.

When your baby gets older they might need to be stimulated by the world around them and can benefit from facing forward, but keep up a running commentary - it promotes talking. Top Stories Don't Miss ...

Now that your baby isn’t such a baby anymore though, you’re starting to wonder if it’s time for a forward-facing car seat. Perhaps your little one has already reached the weight and height ...

Discovering parent-facing strollers is a game-changer for many parents. Being able to see your baby while out and about can strengthen your bond even more, as it allows for easy interaction and a ...

Pushing your child in a front-facing pushchair may let him take in the view, but it won't do much for his speech, according to experts. Forward-facing prams put baby in slow lane Home Page ...

Switching too soon to a forward-facing car seat can put your baby at serious risk. Discover why experts recommend rear-facing ...