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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: mirrors Soft toys incorporating mirrors are perfect for even very small infants – they allow them to discover more about their world and are usually part of teething or learning sets or huggable play things.



Development

Walking
Some babies are walking by the age of one, others ...

Baby Celebrations

Baby naming ceremonies
Naming ceremonies are carried out for both religio...

Bottle Feeding

Baby milk: mixing bottle and breast
It is possible to combine the two feeding regimes

Development

Taking care of your baby's teeth
When your baby cuts his first teeth, they are pear...



Baby Care

Bath time tips
For the first couple of weeks of your baby’s life, topping and tailing is probably all you will need to do to keep your baby clean.

Breastfeeding

Colic survival tips
All babies will spend some of each day crying – telling you they are hungry, tired, they need a change or they are uncomfortable. However, when a baby seems to be in discomfort or crying for more than three hours each day on an almost daily basis for more than a week or two, then they might be described as suffering from colic.



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