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Della is drinking her liver bone broth. 32 oz of homemade bone broth + 1 oz cooked, pureed beef liver. It's a drink that's packed with protein, healthy fats, and vitamin A (and she loves the taste, too!). Here's how we make liver broth at home!

Did you know that the first eye exam should be conducted by an Eye Care Professional (not Pediatrician) around 6 months of age? Even if your child seems to have normal eyes and vision, without a proper eye exam, some things can go unnoticed. Dr. Fartash goes into detail on what to expect for your little one's first eye exam!

We know our Serenity Kids family is a conscious one. We know you care not just about what you put in your baby’s belly, but also how what you feed your little one impacts the world around you. We get it — we care too! It’s why we’ve partnered with TerraCycle to help recycle your empty pouches. 

Temperatures and dropping and the leaves are changing. It’s the season for sweaters and scarves, and unfortunately, germs. While exposure is inevitable, there are certain things you can do to help your little one have a better chance at fending off all of those unpleasant bugs.

When it comes time to start introducing solids, most parents feel some combination of excited and nervous. It’s exciting to think about exposing your little one to new flavors and textures, but the possibility of adverse reactions from food allergies or choking can be intimidating. Here are a few dos and don’ts to help guide the process and make your experience and enjoyable one.

"Before having a baby, I had grandiose ideas about how crunchy of parents we were going to be (and unconscious judgements of parents who weren’t). Homebirth, co-sleeping, breastfeeding, baby-led weaning, cloth diapers, the works! [...] but dammit, life happens."

“GERIATIC! That’s what they labeled me on all my paperwork. I have never been called old so many times in all of my 30s.” To have waited ten years to get married. Suffered five miscarriages, one stillborn and seven rounds of in vitro fertilization (IVF) to conceive this pregnancy; only to be insulted after the first time meeting the doctor that is supposed to coach her for the next 35 weeks and deliver her baby. Oh the stress!

Your body is recovering from an incredible feat, and if you are breastfeeding, it is supplying the nutrients that your little one needs to survive and thrive. Here are five tips to help you and your little one get the best start together.

Whether shelf-stable or refrigerated, organic or not, or packaged in a jar or a pouch, most of the baby food available has one thing in common — its primary ingredient is fruit. But when it comes to baby food, sugar isn't so sweet.

The phrase “baby food” typically conjures up images of pureed pears and bits of banana. What food doesn’t often come to mind? Bacon. But with an impressive profile of macro- and micronutrients, I’m here to tell you why it should.

I’m so excited to celebrate my first Father’s Day as a dad! Della joined our family just over nine months ago; and needless to say, they have certainly been the best and hardest nine months of my life. I’m no expert dad (as if that exists), but here are six key learnings from my first few months of fatherhood.

We’re gearing up for our baby Della’s first Texas summer (which if you don't know is usually sunny with a high of 105). Some of our favorite brands include 3rd Rock Essentials, Primary Clothing, Ro Sham Bo, and i play!