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• From bold to timeless, celebrities are setting trends with their baby names

  By Rebekah Wahlberg| BabyCenter@ Whether it's an elegant classic like Nora Rose or a sparkly new moniker like Golden Raye, celebrities never disappoint when it comes to trendsetting baby names. From the quirky and offbeat to the surprisingly traditional, here's what celebrities are naming their babies right now.

  By Rebekah Wahlberg · BabyCenter

  Feb. 11, 2025

• Target Recalls More Than 25,000 Containers of Baby Food for Elevated Levels of Lead

  By Rebekah Wahlberg, Robin Hilmantel| What to Expect Verified More than 25,000 jars of Good & Gather baby food have been recalled for containing elevated levels of lead. The recall was issued in March for pea, zucchini, kale and thyme vegetable puree sold in Target stores. If you have Good & Gather baby food jars with the lot numbers 4169 or 4167 (which you can usually find near the expiration date or barcode), throw them away or contact Target to get a refund. Target has recalled 25,600 jars of Good & Gather baby food for containing elevated levels of lead.

  By Rebekah Wahlberg, Robin Hilmantel · What to Expect

  Apr. 16, 2025

• Target Recalls More Than 25,000 Containers of Baby Food for Elevated Levels of Lead

  By Rebekah Wahlberg, Robin Hilmantel| What to Expect Verified More than 25,000 jars of Good & Gather baby food have been recalled for containing elevated levels of lead. The recall was issued in March for pea, zucchini, kale and thyme vegetable puree sold in Target stores. If you have Good & Gather baby food jars with the lot numbers 4169 or 4167 (which you can usually find near the expiration date or barcode), throw them away or contact Target to get a refund. Target has recalled 25,600 jars of Good & Gather baby food for containing elevated levels of lead.

  By Rebekah Wahlberg, Robin Hilmantel · What to Expect

  Apr. 16, 2025

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BabyCenter

BabyCenter is a prominent digital parenting resource founded in 1997 by Mark Selcow and Matt Glickman. It became a subsidiary of Ziff Davis, Inc. in 2019 and was acquired by Everyday Health Group in August 2024. The company provides a trusted platform for new and expectant parents, offering expert-reviewed content, community support, and digital tools. The platform features a wide range of resources, including articles on pregnancy, child development, and parenting, all created with input from healthcare professionals. BabyCenter also hosts online forums and birth clubs, allowing parents to connect and share experiences. Its digital tools include mobile apps and email series tailored to the needs of families during pregnancy and early childhood. With content available in seven languages and serving over 100 million users monthly, BabyCenter has a significant global reach, catering to diverse cultural and regional needs. The company is headquartered in San Francisco, with additional offices in New York City, London, and Chicago.