Soothers, dummies, pacifiers. Whatever you call them, they can be a great way to settle your baby. Especially at 3am. Dummies are powerful tools. They calm, soothe, and settle. But, like Spiderman, with great power comes great responsibility. So they must be, however, used appropriately. This means choosing the suitable soother for your baby and learning …
Do you know someone who needs a full night’s sleep and someone else who can run off the smell of an oily rag surviving on five hours sleep? Well, babies are similar, kind of. All babies are little individuals and, as we all know, have their own way of doing things. Whilst some take longer …
Sleeping close to your baby offers a host of benefits for development. In the first few months of life, parents want to keep their newborn baby close at all times. Overnight, this need can become more intense: parents want to feel that their child is next to them while they (at least try to!) sleep. …
Co-sleeping: Is it Safe and Can it Make a Difference? Read More »
There are many reasons why a mum bottle feeds her baby with expressed breastmilk. Some mums and babies are separated for medical reasons, and some return to the workplace. Other common reasons include: Breast refusal or baby is unable to latch Personal preference Emotional reasons Some mums worry that they won’t bond with their baby …
