The 2-hour car seat rule suggests that newborns should not remain in a car seat for more than two hours at a time, regardless of whether they are awake or asleep. This guideline is endorsed by ...

Regular breaks, at least every two hours, are crucial during long drives with a baby in a car seat, the NHS said.

According to this TikTok video shared by @llyricthellama on Thursday, October 24, this baby llama (whose name is, adorably, Pickles) is only two hours old, but she already has so much to say to ...

Instead of being lulled to sleep by a musical mobile, the baby shared his bed for as many as 12 to 14 hours a day with a phone that emits radio frequency radiation -- even when it isn't being used ...

A Kentucky radio station played "Baby, It's Cold Outside" on its airwaves repeatedly for two hours straight on Sunday, amid controversy over the Christmas song's lyrics.

Soothing her 2-month-old baby with a lullaby, new mother Shai McGowan and musician Jackie Gage played the original song they co-wrote for the Lullaby Project at the Eastmont Wellness Center in ...

Let's say you love raucous music like rock n roll, heavy metal, rap and hip hop. But you also have a little one at home. What to do?

Kiely Williams' baby girl Rowan got a very special lullaby thanks to her mama and the power of FaceTime to involve "Auntie" Sabrina Bryan ...

The Lullaby Trust, which previously referred to the '2-hour rule' in its fact sheet, now simply says that "there's no official length of time a baby can travel in their car seat for, but they DO ...