your baby’s skin colour will vary between a whitish pink and a bluish pink. The pigment that adds colour, Melanin, isn’t produced until after exposure to light.Birth is still a waiting game, she could make an appearance at any time.What’s happening

ThinkBaby and JOHNSON’S® Baby teamed up last month and offered you the chance to win one of 4 sets of JOHNSON’S® Baby products worth £50. Lucky winners listed below. With the Olympic Games here many of us turn to thinking a little more about

musical phrasing and rhythm through various playful activities, dances and games. With gentle encouragement from you and the teacher, babies and toddlers can grow in confidence - pointing, clapping, waving and jigging to the songs, and eventually singing

are on the hard stuff, but watch out for a few things...Too much of a bad thingForget computer games and biscuits, fizzy drinks are one of the major causes of childhood obesity in the UK. Just because you’re a grown up, the goal posts haven’t moved. True

second birthday your toddler may be able to enjoy simple make-belief games such as a teddies' tea party or dressing up games.Socially, your toddler is learning important skills at the moment, not the least of which is the notion of sharing toys. Of course

sound that you can prompt by games of tickles (replete with your favoured tickle lickle sound effects) or just by laughing with her yourself and seeing whether she copies you. The other favoured noise of the moment will probably be blowing raspberries

at ThinkBaby aren’t giving away the usual box of chocolate in our Easter competition, we’re giving away something that has the potential to bring you much closer to your child, and will certainly help you understand his or her needs a lot better!You may

can get advantage of this to try and encourage him to help you tidy toys away as a game. Be prepared though that this particular game usually has a second part for your baby – tipping them all noisily back out onto the floor again! It'll be quite a

him a toy telephone and he may babble into it, copying what you do, or he may try to draw a brush through his hair. Indulge him with mimicking games and give him plenty of encouragement and warm praise when he manages something new.As he becomes more

and walk by taking her by the hands and walking her towards you, or standing behind her and walking forwards with her, exaggerating your steps forward next to hers and turning it into a game. Make sure you go at her pace, don't try to enforce your own. She