How to clean baby’s belly button

How to clean baby’s belly button

The care of your baby’s umbilical cord is important; you need to keep it clean to prevent infections so it falls off painlessly and naturally. We’ve got some how to tips on keeping your little one’s belly button clean and healthy. Umbilical Cord As a new born, your...
After Delivery Care – New Mother

After Delivery Care – New Mother

It is so amazing to think something so small creates so much disruption. So much happens to a woman emotionally and physically following the birth of her child, these postpartum changes usually last for about 6-8 weeks, until you start to feel in control again. During...
How to Bath Your Baby

How to Bath Your Baby

Bathing a small baby is lovely, but you might be a bit nervous about doing it. Here’s how to make baths enjoyable – for both of you. The prospect of giving your baby his first bath can be a little daunting, but with a bit of preparation it’s easy. First of all, pick a...
Teething in Children

Teething in Children

Teething can be painful time for you and your baby. It’s a distressing process that your baby has to go through but there are ways you can ease the pain of teething and provide some comfort. When does Teething Start? It usually starts when your baby is around 6 months...
Tummy Time

Tummy Time

With your baby spending so much time on their back while they sleep, they need some tummy time while they’re awake! Most of your baby’s vital developments occur when they’re on their tummies. Lying on their back is the safest position whilst they sleep, so during the...
How to teach your toddler to share

How to teach your toddler to share

As your toddler starts playing more with other children, the issue of sharing can come up. Here are some tips for encouraging sharing skills. Many toddlers have trouble sharing, and while it’s perfectly normal, there are things you can do to help them through this...
10 Pregnancy myths – busted

10 Pregnancy myths – busted

There is so much advice about what you should and shouldn’t do when pregnant, you can easily get confused. To make it easier, we have a few myths you can safely ignore. Pregnancy myth 1: You can’t eat seafood when you’re pregnant Salmon is high in omega-3 fatty acids...