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The first tummy bugs
By ThinkBaby on 19/04/2009 02:04:59
As your baby begins to develop her immune system a tummy bug or two is quite common
Around three to four months is the time when most babies start to discover the world around them by putting as much of it into their mouths as they can, and so it's not unusual for babies to get their first tummy upsets around this time. If your baby has a tummy bug she may vomit...
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New Baby: Gurgles, Hiccups and Sneezes
By Laura Lee Davies on 19/01/2009 02:28:58
What noises does a new baby make - and are they all normal?
From what a new baby really looks like to how your new baby's senses allow him to interact with his new world, the first weeks of your child's life will be full of wonder for him and for you.Over the coming weeks, you'll quickly begin to understand
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Introducing new babies to old pets
By Monica Stylli on 03/10/2008 02:28:52
Bringing home baby is always an exciting time and can be a little daunting, especially if you have existing family members that may not have come across babies and small children before!
might consider the following advice from the experts at mypetstop, the luxury pet resort and care centres.If you are worried that your dog will become a green-eyed monster upon the arrival of your new baby then you can begin to prepare your pet
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Know-how: Baby Poo
By Laura Lee Davies on 21/09/2009 01:23:57
What colour should baby poo be? And how many filled nappies a day is normal?
- everywhere!What colour is baby's poo?As a new parent, you will be amazed at how interesting a newborn's poo can be!Unfortunately, your baby's first nappy is also one of his scariest! This is because the first stool is a result of all the things he has
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Know-how: Blood Spot Test
By Laura Lee Davies on 25/02/2008 01:21:58
This blood test, taken from all newborn babies, checks for serious conditions which may need urgent treatment
of these conditions can begin immediately, and this may help prevent the condition developing further.The conditions which this test looks for are:Phenylketonuria (PKU)Congenital hypothyroidismSickle cell disordersCystic fibrosis (CF)How the Blood Spot Test is taken
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Common food allergies in babies and children
By Laura Lee Davies on 06/11/2006 11:42:36
There are many more food intolerances that full-on allergies, but happily, even these are usually grown out of by the age of five. What should you look for, and what should you avoid?
different answers – we do understand the important of avoiding food intolerances that could cause our children at least great discomfort, and at worst, serious health problems or even fatal exposure.In an urgent situation, if your child begins to choke
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Baby eczema
By Kimberley Smith on 17/09/2010 01:33:41
Eczema is a common baby skin complaint and can be sore, itchy and disrupt sleep. Here's how to recognise it and deal with it.
moisturising creams. Organic creams are less likely to cause a further allergic reaction. What does baby eczema look like?Eczema usually begins as dry, itchy skin that is pink or red. This may become worse as your baby tries to rub the itchy areas
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What is croup?
By Laura Lee Davies on 01/11/2010 01:46:58
Coughing and breathing difficulties are always a worry in babies and children, but a croup cough sounds even worse. What is croup, and what should you do if your child gets it?
be a wheezy, whistling noise. This difficulty in breathing can make a baby or child upset because the pulling will be painful and frustrating for them.A couple of days before the cough arrives, the child might go through what seems like the beginnings
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Baby's Sickness: When to Call the Doctor
By Laura Lee Davies on 23/06/2008 00:32:34
Many babies go through periods when they are unwell for a day or even just a few hours, but when does sickness require GP attention?
Although most babies, happily, don't suffer serious illness in their early months, it's always good to have an overview of Baby Health & Safety.Baby sickness can be caused quite easily and doesn't always mean your child is seriously unwell. After
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Safety for the crawling & cruising baby
By Maria Muennich on 09/04/2007 09:02:39
Making your home baby safe is a near-endless task, so here are some tips for staying ahead
't seem to like it at first or cries when you leave the room, she'll probably settle down and play happily for at least a few minutes, particularly once she begins to understand that you'll be coming back very soon. 5. Use diversions As your baby
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