Dream feeding is one of the newest parenting trends, though it’s actually been used for decades as a method to help babies sleep through the night. Many people get it confused with the vivid dreams some moms have of breastfeeding, where the dream was so real they wake up not knowing whether or not they did breastfeed in the night. This isn’t what dream feeding is however.
Here, you’ll discover everything you need to know about dream feeding, from what it is to its pros and cons. [Read more…]
Spending your first Christmas with baby is undoubtedly exciting and magical. However, it can also be extremely stressful! There is so much to do and organize during the holidays, making it a hectic time, even for those who don’t have a baby to look after!
Did you know your baby’s toys and play area can be a breeding site for germs? That’s why it’s important to clean them often; especially if they share their toys with a toddler. Germs can easily be transmitted from child to child, so unless you want to end up in a continuous sickness cycle, cleaning their toys on a regular basis is crucial.
Your baby’s skin is extremely delicate, making it prone to all kinds of common skin irritations. Rashes are especially common, though they can understandably be a cause of concern; especially for new parents.
We all know that breast milk is packed full of nutrients, perfect for your growing baby. However, did you know it has so many other potential uses other than feeding your little one?
Not all moms have the luxury of staying at home permanently after they’ve given birth. Returning to work after having your little one can be daunting and problematic; especially if you’re hoping to continue breastfeeding.
Are you thinking of trying extended breastfeeding? While the majority of moms are relieved to stop breastfeeding when their baby turns one year old, some go on to provide extended breastfeeding to their little one.
The number of safety gate related injuries appears to rise year upon year. In fact, some experts claim the number of injuries occurring due to safety gates has quadrupled over the past 20 years. So, does this mean you should get rid of the gates completely? Not at all. However, it does mean you need to ensure you’re using them correctly.
All parents get extremely anxious when it comes to leaving their baby for the first time. Whether it’s for an hour, a day or an entire weekend away – it can be terrifying being away from your little one.
Introducing your baby to allergens is always going to be a worry. However, there are ways to ensure you’re doing it in a safe and controlled manner. Thanks to the internet, there’s a plethora of advice on how and when to introduce allergen-rich foods to your little one.
Let’s face it, the thought of taking your baby on a plane can be utterly terrifying! Whether you’re jetting off on a short haul flight, or you’re facing long hours on a plane with your little one, there’s always a risk they could launch into an epic screaming meltdown.
Are you planning on heading to Disney World with baby this summer? If so, you’ll likely understandably be feeling a little nervous.
Going camping can be a great way to forget your troubles and be at one with nature. There’s something really refreshing about ditching technology and getting back to basics for a while. However, if you’ve recently had a baby, the thought of going camping may seem more than a little unrealistic!
Heading off on your first summer vacation with baby needn’t be as stressful and daunting as you think. There’s lots of tips you can follow to ensure you both have a memorable time for all of the right reasons!
Summer can be a magical time for kids, especially during the holidays. Childhood summers are all about fun, laughter and adventures. However, when you have a baby or toddler, it can be difficult coming up with awesome summer adventure ideas. There’s so many things to consider that it often seems easier just to stay indoors or let them play in the back yard.