Breast Pumping Tips
When using a pump, such as Lansinoh’s Compact Single Electric Breast Pump or 2-in-1... read more »
Advice Articles
Postnatal
Is My Baby Getting Enough Breastmilk?
When you first begin to breastfeed your new-born, you may be anxious to know exactly how much milk he is getting and how much milk baby needs. Don’t worry, there are lots of signs you can look out for to put your mind at rest. Your first milk, colostrum,... read more »
How To Dress A Baby According To Temperature
Getting your baby’s temperature right can be tricky, especially during the summer and winter months when conditions tend to get extreme. To ensure your little one stays cool in summer and warm and dry when winter hits, check out our top tips for dressing your... read more »
The Baby Blues and Postnatal Depression
The week after your baby is born (usually on day three) you may feel a little down, upset and irritable –this is known as the baby blues. The baby blues are extremely common, with 8 out of 10 mums experiencing some change in their mood the week after giving birth.... read more »
Is My Baby Constipated?
What is baby constipation Constipation in babies is when babies struggle to have a poo, it is common amongst babies and can be treated at home. If you are concerned about symptoms then do talk to your GP or midwife. Symptoms of constipation in a... read more »
Post Natal Check and 8 Week Review
The 8 week review will be carried out either at your local doctor’s surgery or clinic, or at home by a health visitor and GP. You’ll stay with your baby at all times and you will be asked different questions while your health visitor will check that baby... read more »
Positive Co-Parenting
Co-parenting is about making joint decisions so that from day one your baby gets the same message from both of you and as your baby grows he will know that you are consistent and reliable in the way you help him. Children from positive co-parenting families are... read more »
Sleep Deprivation – To Routine Or Not To Routine At 8 Months?
Babies start to feel anxious about being separated and at night this can mean a normally sleeping baby can wake up often. Your baby may be worrying that you won’t return and needs reassurance that you will return. Baby may also be teething or has decided... read more »
Growth Spurts
Growth spurts are a baby’s way of increasing your milk supply to fulfil his evolving needs. Babies feed a lot during growth spurts and this can become tiring. When you recognise a growth spurt let your baby feed as often as he wants. By giving unrestricted access... read more »
Baby Massage – The Benefits
Getting to know your baby’s skin through massage is a great way to check for any developing problems such as dry skin or nappy rash and help you become more sensitive to baby’s needs. Massage is an excellent way to connect if your baby was born prematurely. ... read more »
