Because who doesn't want a zen baby?

Fisher-Price's groovy new Zen Collection helps babies find their bliss while managing to look mod, too. The infant seat relaxes baby with special features including 10 songs, two reclining positions and three different vibration speeds. Handles let you tote baby from room to room. Click here to enter to win the infant seat. It's also sold for $99.99 on Amazon.com.

Amazing toddler shows Today host Ann Curry she can decipher words and sentences.

How crazy is this? 17-month-old Elizabeth, who appeared live on the Today show this morning, proved she can actually read words and sentences she has never seen before. Elizabeth's parents, who are both speech pathologists, credit teaching Elizabeth sign language with helping her develop her uncanny reading abilities.

Has your young child ever amazed you with a hidden talent?

New memoir reveals real challenges of becoming a Mom.

You know all those things you wish someone would have told you about motherhood but no one ever did? Well, listen up. Vicki Glembocki, author of The Second Nine Months: One Woman Tells the Real Truth About Becoming a Mom. Finally! talks to Mom•Logic about what it's really like to be a new mother.

MomLogic: What inspired you to write your book?

What's the connection between Disney princesses and baby names?

Jeri Ryan announced this week that she's named her baby girl Giselle. This sparked office discussion about our daughters' fascination with Princess Giselle from Disney's recent hit Enchanted—the movie that had girls everywhere dreaming of living happily ever after. But are some Moms just grown-up little girls who live their fantasies by naming their daughters after royal characters?Keep Reading...

Choosing a baby's middle name can be as tricky as the first.

We're sure when Barack Obama's Mom chose "Hussein" for his middle name, she wasn't thinking that decision would make international news. Jennifer Moss, CEO of Babynames.com gives us her top five tips for picking the best middle-name for your child.

1. Don't try to be funny: Names such as "Pilot Inspektor Lee," "Crystal Chanda Leer" or "Elvis Presley Smith" may be humorous to you, but won't be to your child if the teacher announces their full name
in class.

For more middle name tips, Keep reading...

Hey J.Lo (or J.Lo's nanny), get ready to not only learn how to swaddle, but swaddle twins. Here's a video to help you out.

Baby-naming made simple...or not.

Picking a name for your baby is half the fun of being preggers. Some new age Moms are actually using numerology to ensure that their babes are in harmony with the universe. But if that's a bit too out there for you, BabyNames.com CEO Jennifer Moss has some tried-and-true methods for naming your newborn.

For Jennifer's expert tips, keep reading...

Baby Names Jennifer Moss: Turns out that the Prez influences more than just policy.

As we celebrate President's Day, it's fun to look back at our forefathers and see how many have influenced baby naming trends.

The name John, for example, was most popular in the years 1962-1965, during and immediately after the presidency of John F. Kennedy. It was also the time when people started using Kennedy as a first name. But if you're considering this name, be aware: the original meaning of the name is "ugly helmet head!" Keep Reading

This typical problem may have a deeper source.

A Mom•Logic single staffer wonders: Can a Mom and non-Mom still be best friends?

"I'm 32, and I don't have kids. I actually never plan to. But many of my friends do. Lately, I coined the phrase, 'A friendship dies every time a new baby is born'... Now don't get me wrong, I'm not bitter, just a little hurt.

After my oldest friend, Mary, had her baby, our friendship started to change. We had been friends as long as I could remember, and we had always shared everything. But now every time I called to see how Mary and the baby were doing, she was too busy to talk. I'd try to make plans to get together, but every weekend was another excuse--she had a mommy class to attend, the baby was sick, she was tired, the baby was sick again. I couldn't help but feel upset when Mary completely blew off my 30th birthday because her daughter was ill. I understood she had to cancel, but she made me feel like it was no big deal. I was completely off her radar. Although I was happy for the wonderful things that were going on in her life, it seemed she couldn't care less about what was going on in mine." Keep Reading...