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Helping Your Baby Through the Christmas Season: Overstimulation, Overtiredness, and Gentle Ways to Keep the Holidays Calm

The holiday season can be overwhelming for newborns. Learn how to recognise early signs of overstimulation or overtiredness and discover gentle ways to keep Christmas calm and enjoyable for your baby.

When You Don’t Have a Village: Real Support for New Mums Today

No support after birth? Discover expert newborn care and how to build your own “village” as a new mum. You’re not alone – help is here.

5 Ways to Calm a Crying Baby

When a baby first cries, it usually means they have some kind of need - hunger, tiredness or discomfort, for example. Your first reaction will always be to meet that need. If you follow a routine it will be pretty easy to see if the next feed or nap is due soon, but if not,… Continue reading 5 Ways to Calm a Crying Baby

Dads Matter Too – How to Encourage Dad & Baby Bonding

It’s easy for a new Dad to feel a little sidelined, all the attention is on Mum and baby so they can feel that the most they can be is a “helper” rather than an equal partner in parenting. Even more so if Mum is breastfeeding and has more time off work than Dad does,… Continue reading Dads Matter Too – How to Encourage Dad & Baby Bonding

How to Know if Your Baby is Getting Enough Milk

One of the most challenging parts of caring for a tiny newborn is knowing whether they’re getting enough milk — especially if you’re breastfeeding and can’t see how much they’re taking in. The good news is that nearly all women can produce enough milk, and breast milk is perfectly tailored to meet your baby’s needs.… Continue reading How to Know if Your Baby is Getting Enough Milk