Baby Clinic
Whether you’re a new mum or you’ve just had your fourth baby, every parent can use some help when it comes to finding out the latest advice on breastfeeding or bottle feeding, colic, sleeping through the night, teething or weaning (just to mention a few)!
There’s so much to think about, to worry about even, but helpful to know that many of these problems are being shared by hundreds of like-minded parents. So if you’re dreaming of sleep as you feed your newborn just one more time, and want to remind yourself that you are doing a brilliant job, tuck into this section to allay your fears and banish those anxieties.
Development
Baby Toys: balls A wide choice of baby playthings from soft balls for rolling games, to gadgets that make sounds and encourage first discoveries, not to mention giving them plenty of exercise.
Development
Baby Toys: cradle gyms
Cute hanging toys with musical sounds and other pr...
Bottle Feeding
Moving from breast to bottle
If you breastfeed exclusively for the first year, ...
Sleeping
Daytime naps
For many parents, daytime naps are less of a press...
Breastfeeding
Expressing breast milk for bottle feeding
Expressing breastmilk has many benefits. If you wa...
Bottle Feeding
Travel tips for bottle-fed babies
When on the go, it’s important not to skimp on feeding bottle hygiene.
Development
Babies and books
It’s never too early to stimulate a love of words and images through books. To help you on your way, a wonderful set of presents lies in store from Bookstart. It begins at your baby’s eight-month health check, with a canvas bag containing two baby books and various goodies, followed by another bag of books at 18 months and a treasure chest of books at 3 yrs. (If you’ve missed the health visitor, fear not, just contact your library or go to www.bookstart.org.uk.)
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