Summer Health
The Summer Health blog brings together practical, clinically reviewed answers for parents navigating kids’ health, development, nutrition, sleep, and everyday care.
If you decide to breastfeed, the learning curve can be steep. But with the right preparation, information, and support, you can set yourself and your baby up for your best chance of success.
To give every parent access to Summer Health, I’m pleased to announce our $11.65M Series A, co-led by two mothers and long-term Summer Health users. As a mother of three, our new board member Alyssa Jaffee of 7WireVentures, has already served as a sounding board for key decisions. Deena Shakir at Lux Capital is also a mother of three and is doubling down on her seed investment to expand access to all parents.
Multi-Factor Authentication adds an extra layer of protection to your account.
The Summer Health annual plan is here. Save 20% annually when you select our yearly subscription.
We’re thrilled to announce that Summer Health raised $7.5M in total seed funding in a round co-led by Alfred Lin at Sequoia Capital and Deena Shakir at Lux Capital.
Gift a stress-free year of parenting. Because Summer Health makes everyone feel better.
Let's start with a fact… you will get sleep again! But, sleep sure looks a bit different, and there’s a lot less, when you have a newborn.
For both urgent matters or when you just have a quick question about your child’s health, development, or postpartum care — Summer Health is here to meet your needs in the moment.
Differences in allergy symptoms and cold symptoms
What to know about constipation, diarrhea, and poop colors
The warm and moist environment inside a diaper can create a breeding ground for bacteria and yeast. We discuss the simple ways to treat the 5 types of diaper rash from home.
Our Summer Health experts have outlined what to look out for this year, and included recommendations around how to keep your family healthy heading into the holidays.
From heat rash to allergies, knowing the causes of your child’s rash and what to do about it is essential for keeping both you and your baby comfortable.
Understanding fevers, temperatures, and thermometers for babies.