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Despite the joys and happiness, the early days after birth can also be confusing, overwhelming and downright scary: Reaching out for support can be difficult, however it shows great strength….

The brain is already processing sounds, voices and language rhythm in the womb. Babies come into the world already primed for language. However, speech can only be learned if it…

Your newborn baby may be tired after just one hour of being awake. Generally, babies under three months of age will be awake for only one to one and a…

It is important for couples to openly discuss their roles within the home and outside the home. These roles can dramatically change once a baby comes along.  Three areas of…

Play is vital for developing your baby’s brain. Babies learn about themselves, the world around them, and their relationships through play. When we think of play, we often think of…

The brain experiences the outside world through the senses. Seeing, hearing, smelling and feeling are how human beings collect information about the world. This information is relayed to the brain,…

Breastfeeding can be a richly rewarding experience for you and your baby, but it can sometimes be a challenge.

Many new mothers experience breastfeeding challenges. There are steps you can take to overcome them.

There are many things you can do to support breastfeeding as your baby grows and develops. 3 to 6 months From three to four months of age, babies become more aware…

The first few months of your baby’s life may seem like a bit of a blur of feeding, burping, nappies and sleeping. Generally newborns will sleep very lightly, spending half of their sleep time in active sleep and can be wriggly and noisy!

The arrival of a new baby is an exciting time for the whole family and established routines can often go out the window. From the first days at home, toddlers…

Becoming a Dad will probably be one of the biggest events of your life. Your new role might be a steep learning curve and one that can bring intense emotions as well as an incredible lack of sleep.