Baby and Toddler

Our team of tech industry veterans scoured this year's virtual exhibit halls and picked our absolute favorite products for the Techlicious Top Picks of CES 2021 Awards.

Every year at CES, we see a dizzying array of new products. Our team of tech industry veterans selected just 15 our Techlicious Top Picks of CES 2020 Award.

We found the latest holiday deals on gaming gear, games, and toys as well as products designed to make life easier for new parents.

From relief for sleep-deprived parents, to better baby monitoring and breast pumps, this year’s baby tech is definitely a parent's little helper.

This year, tech play is at the top of everyone’s list—and we have the scoop on the 12 hottest items of the season.

Keep track of Santa Claus's movements all Christmas Eve using these great websites, free apps and services.

We assessed the most anticipated toys of the 2016 holiday season to create this Techlicious-approved holiday gift guide for kids of all ages.

Must-have parenthood tech items featured at this year’s annual New York Baby Show.

It's not too late to get a Mother's Day gift with our guide to wonderful and quick digital options.

With the right gadgets and games, children as young as 3 can start picking up coding with toys that simplify basic programming concepts

The DISH Anywhere site now contains Parental Guides with age ratings and content warnings (language, violence, consumerism, etc.) and analysis.

Facebook Scrapbook allows you to easily create dedicated albums for your kids on your own profile using the site's photo tagging feature.

Track your pregnancy and beyond with these simple and helpful apps designed to track your trimesters, doctor's visits and more.

The Brio Safe Outlet, on demo at CES 2015, smartly detects the difference between plugs and foreign objects to keep little kids safe around the home.

The iSwimband Bluetooth safety headband/wristband sends you iPhone alerts when your child is submerged in water for a preset period of time.

Sesame Workshop has launched Sesame Go, a streaming video service that offers hundreds of episodes of Sesame Street in a kid-friendly environment.

Researchers at University of Tokyo have created a printable wetness sensor to alert you wirelessly when disposable diapers need changing.

Mimo is a high-tech organic cotton onesie that tracks baby's sounds, breathing, temperature and more, sending the data directly to your smartphone.

U.S. pediatricians say kids are spending too much time with technology, urging parents to create a "family media use plan."

Glow is an iOS app that helps track ovulation cycles, activity levels, and food you eat to help optimize your chance at conceiving a baby.

A collection of 60 Sesame Street books has hit the Apple iBook store. And for a limited time, you can get a Halloween book for free.

The Owlet baby monitor lets you track your baby's vital signs remotely, giving you constant piece of mind.

The Sparkup Magical Book Reader lets you record books in your own voice or download pre-recorded books for your kids to play back.

This new iPad reading app for kids 3-7 years is aligned with common core standards, delivering a well-rounded curriculum, adorable graphics and memorable activities.

A study published in the journal Pediatrics shows that falling TVs are a growing source of preventable child injuries.

Fourteen-month-old Sorella Stoute recently used her father's phone to buy a 1962 Austin Healey car on eBay without his knowledge or permission.

Interested in putting extra style in your child’s life? Quidsi, the company behind diapers.com, has launched look.com, a new online clothing store.

These music and video apps not only educate kids, but allow parents to engage and participate in their child's activities.

PBS Kids “It All Adds Up!" program supports the development of early math skills for children of two-eight years old – and their parents.

Read Across America Day and Dr. Seuss' birthday; PBS Kids launches a new Cat in the Hat game, and Oceanhouse Media is kicking off a Dr. Seuss app sale.

Have boxes of old kids clothes taking up space? Here's some ways you can turn that clutter into cash.

From a vibrating fork that reminds you not to pig out to a potty-training iPad stand, the biggest gadget show in the world never fails to amaze.

Choose from a variety of pre-recorded sounds to capture your kids' attention and make them smile while you get a great shot.

They may be just starting out, but babies and toddlers aren't too young to enjoy tech toys. Here are our favorites tech gifts for little ones this holiday season.

You can count on these basic monitors to keep an eye on your baby.

The simple, yet sleek Serenity Star comes packed full of gadgets, including a nightlight, room temperature indicator, clock, sound machine and feeding diary.

Finding good kids apps that have educational value takes some legwork. Here are helpful tools to narrow down the choices.

Keep your family's schedules coordinated and put everyone's health and other vital information at your fingertips with these apps.

Understanding healthy practices for nursing and pumping are key, but it's good to know that there are products that can help.

The number of kids video sites and services has exploded recently, making more high-quality content available for kids than ever.

If you’re sending your child to school with a laptop this year, you’ll want a backpack built to keep it safe.

Whether you have a toddler, tween or teen, we have the perfect camera for your child.

With a power fold, 4-wheel suspension, generator and charging station, the 4moms Origami Stroller is like a Transformer.

Gift services that deliver goodies we’d be delighted to see on our own doorstep every month.

While the PS Vita may be aimed at the 10+ crowd, there are some games that are appropriate for younger kids. Here are our picks.

There’s a new crop of companies catering to new moms, delivering essential products and chic little luxuries directly to their doorsteps each month.

New photo identity software is helping law enforcement fight the battle against child pornography.

Cut your kid's clothing expenses by as much as half when you rent or trade in your kids’ clothes using these websites.   

Baby-proofing your home entertainment gear will help protect both your investment and your child. Follow these seven tips to a safer home.