The correct name for a flat or misshapen head is plagiocephaly. Babies are often born with a misshapen or asymmetrical head because of the way they were lying in the uterus, or because of pressure dur...
Baby Milestones: Celebrating and Supporting Your Child’s Development
Introduction: Every parent eagerly awaits the precious moments when their baby coos for the first time, takes their first steps, or flashes a toothy grin. These milestones aren't just heart-warming; t...
Is tongue-tie a real thing?
In recent years, the topic of tongue-tie in babies has become increasingly popular. Tongue-tie, or ankyloglossia, is a congenital condition, which means it may be present at birth. Tongue-tie is cha...
Navigating Parenthood: Tips for Managing New Parent Stress
Parenthood is a beautiful journey filled with joy and love, but it also comes with its fair share of challenges and stress. For new parents, the responsibility of caring for a newborn, combined with s...
Calming the Storm: Expert Tips on Settling a Crying Baby
Introduction:
Welcoming a newborn into the world is a beautiful experience, but it also comes with its fair share of challenges. One of the most common struggles for new parents is figuring out how t...
What does TOG mean?
In the last few years, the acronym TOG has become a commonly shared way of describing the warmth of a baby sleeping bag. But what exactly is a TOG rating and what does it mean? Read on to learn ever...
Sun protection and your baby’s skin
Babies have thin, sensitive skin which can burn very easily, even on cloudy days when it’s easy to think there’s very little risk of sun damage. However overcast the day though, ultraviolet (UV)...
Your baby’s reflexes and why they’re important
Newborn babies have reflexes which help to support their survival. And like adult reflex behaviours, these are not in the baby’s conscious control and are automatic. Some reflexes are more obvious t...
Will sleep training hurt my baby?
Most parents have heard of sleep training as a way to encourage babies to settle and sleep more easily. And whilst every baby is a unique and special individual, there are many characteristics they sh...
Baby development in the first three months
Of all the species, human babies are amongst the most vulnerable at birth. This is why so much of their development in the first three months is centred around having their needs met. Crying, smiling ...
