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If you’re breastfeeding, a healthy diet is important as it can affect your baby as much as you. Get tips on what not to eat when breastfeeding and what to eat when breastfeeding.

Even though they won’t be mobile at first, it’s a good idea to baby proof your house before the big arrival.

Your first well-child visit will be carried out soon after birth to ensure baby’s development is on track.

You’re going to do a lot of diaper changing over the next few months and years, so here’s a helpful diaper changing routine.

Teething can be a distressing time for your baby and for you too. We’ve put together an action plan of teething tips, so you can all get through it without gritting your teeth.

Separation anxiety in toddlers is a normal and healthy part of development though it can be upsetting for you and your baby. Here are some tips to help you both cope with separation anxiety.

Combination feeding, also known as mixed feeding or combo feeding, is when you feed your baby both breast milk and infant formula.

Wondering how to potty train or when to start potty training? Read our potty-training tips and tricks to help toddlers hit the spot.

Looking after our teeth is a lifelong undertaking so it helps to get off to a good start.

Healthy babies cry. It helps them to express their needs and some babies cry more than others.

From the moment they’re born, your baby has a lot to say.

Saving the planet doesn’t have to stop because you’ve had a baby. Yes, they’re a teeny bundle of mess-creating, gadget-needing joy.

Now that you’ve introduced baby to some new tastes and textures, you can start broadening their taste buds even further by offering a variety of healthy solid foods.

You know they’re tired, but they refuse to listen—and try as you will, the land of nod seems but a distant dream.

Now they’re walking and talking, your toddler’s asserting their independence more and more every day, as well as developing a strong willpower!

Planning a one-year-old’s birthday party can be surprisingly tricky.

It can be exciting to watch your baby’s first steps—or at least, attempted steps.

Some days, the last thing you probably feel like doing is exercise—particularly if you’ve had a sleepless night. But keeping active can do wonders for your physical and mental health.

If you’ve decided to go back to work and are preparing to become a working mom, you’re more than likely navigating a rollercoaster of emotions.