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Your baby remembers the music you played in pregnancy
By Kimberley Smith on 09/03/2011 13:42:39
Babies have memories of music they heard in the womb, new research finds
birth, a baby’s ears and brain develop enough to be able to hear sounds from outside the womb. Researchers played music to mums-to-be three weeks before birth and then to the babies at one month after birth. When the familiar piano music was played
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Baby weight and growth charts explained
By Roisin Johnson on 24/11/2010 12:36:34
How your baby's growth chart works, plus when your baby will be weighed and what's normal when it comes to baby weight and weight gain.
’s important, but the rate at which they gain weight,” says Sam Saunders, community nursery nurse at Watford General Hospital and maternity nurse for The BabyWorks. “And every child will usually follow a set pattern of growth from birth.” Your baby's growth
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Baby blue eyes
By Laura Lee Davies on 25/10/2008 01:06:13
Will your baby's blue eyes change colour? Facts and health information about your baby's eyes
If you're wondering if your newborn baby's blue eyes will stay blue, then the old wives' tale is true: blue eyes can change colour and you might not know the true colour of her eyes until she is about nine months old.Some babies' eyes will stay blue
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Encouraging good body use in your baby
By Brita Forsstrom, MSTAT on 28/04/2008 12:26:52
Getting your baby off to a good start with the Alexander Technique can be invaluable, explains STAT teacher Brita Forsstrom
of The Alexander Technique (STAT), gives us some insights into the importance of good posture habits from birth, and how you can play a part.The newborn babyA newborn human baby, unlike other mammals, does not have immediate muscular control of its body. Each
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