Here on ThinkBaby we always like to make a fuss of Mother's Day even if you're still a mum-to-be, so it seems only fair to champion Father's Day, too. This year it's on Sunday June 15 - this coming weekend! There isn't much time but you can still

and daughter, 10-week-old Alyssa, got on.Click here to see how mum Melony got on when she gave them a try with her daughters, 20-month-old Isla and her four-month-old Annabelle.Click here to see what happened when mum Heidee gave them a try with her 4-week-old

We bang on enough on this site about reuseable nappies, but what about reuseable clothes?OK, we know the value of hand-me-downs - not just because they recycle and they save money, but also because you can mix and match old and new without your

to encourage young mums to find out more about how they can keep their baby safe when napping or sleeping - day or night. The aim is to encourage people to forward the link to the film to friends and family, to get the message of 'cot death' and the importance

statement. The online pregnancy and new-mother underwear company are determined that you shouldn't 'make do' with scruffy old undies or bras that don't fit well just because you're expecting a baby or you're breastfeeding. Instead, their designs are all

, Schools and Families and Ladybird are working closely with the National Year of Reading.The aim is to highlight the gap between mums and dads and to celebrate the simple pleasure of reading or just sharing a picture book with their children. The project

to write about the Kidsleep device that's now available in the UK after doing really well in Europe.Setting a normal alarm clock isn't much good for most young children. For a start, few can tell the time before they're five years old! Also, it doesn

of recovering from the birth (especially if you had to have a caesarian) and experiences like breastfeeding can present real up-hill struggles for many new mums.Perhaps not surprisingly, the lack of sleep was by far the biggest challenge cited by voters. More

of Trooperettes aways for the weekend.The Marrakesh- a plush, exotic design which has a north African shimmer about it - is luxurious and quite feminine without being necessarily unsuitable for a boy. It will no doubt appeal to the inner hippy in some mums

ahead.The rise of the baby changing bag – something rarely heard of as little as five or six years ago – has surely been down to that surge of interest from women looking for a nifty something to brighten their new-mum days. Bags that match your buggy