What to do when your baby cries

Some mums and dads worry that if they respond too quickly when their baby cries they’ll spoil them. However, research shows that babies who are responded to quickly actually cry less as toddlers. Comforting your baby quickly when they cry lets them know you are there for them, and makes them feel secure. Read more...

My baby’s health

Our articles are full of advice about how to keep your baby in good health at every stage, from tiny newborn to active toddler.

It’s quite natural to worry about your baby’s health. To help put your mind at rest, we’ve covered some of the more common health concerns in this section. So you’ll know what to look out for and how to treat the symptoms. If your baby seems under the weather and you’re unsure what to do, it’s always a good idea to visit your health visitor or doctor. And of course, if you need any other tips or advice, don’t hesitate to contact us.

Measuring your baby's growth

Your baby’s growth is measured on a centile chart. Whether big or small, they’re expected to put on weight at a steady pace, staying in the same range on the chart. Just because your baby may be at the top or bottom end of the chart doesn’t mean they are over or underweight. Read more...