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Having a Babymoon

Having a Babymoon

The term babymoon was created by well known birth and baby writer Sheila Kitzinger in 1996. A babymoon is generally thought of as a period of time after the birth of the baby that the parents stay in and spend their time bonding with the new baby. This can be a few days or up [...]

The Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale

The Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale

Having a new baby is one of the most stressful things that will happen in our life. There are so many things to worry about and you might start to feel as though you aren’t coping as well as you think you should. You may have the “baby blues” for a few days or you [...]

The Nappy Bag

The Nappy Bag

One essential of parenthood is the nappy, or baby bag. The great big bag that you see parents lugging around with them, slung over tired shoulders or strapped over the handles of the pram. The problem is, that while you see all of these parents out & about with their bags, as a new parent [...]

Whooping Cough: why the whole family needs to be immunised

Whooping Cough: why the whole family needs to be immunised

You’ll be well aware of the whooping cough epidemic Australia is still experiencing. In recent years the number of babies under six months old catching whooping cough has increased alarmingly. Already in 2011 we have had a tragic death of a baby in Victoria; this disease is serious. How will your baby catch whooping cough? [...]

Top Ten Safety Tips and Resources to get ready for baby

Top Ten Safety Tips and Resources to get ready for baby

The amount of information available on safety for your baby can make your head spin. To help you get ready for baby, here are ten tips on what to organise now during pregnancy so you know the hectic first few months with your baby will be spent in a safe environment. We have provided some [...]

What age is best to be a mum?

What age is best to be a mum?

Obviously there is no 100% steadfast answer to this question, but there are some things to consider…

Surviving the First Weeks With a Newborn Baby

Surviving the First Weeks With a Newborn Baby

It can be a bit daunting when you are on your own looking after a newborn so here are some simple guidelines for dealing with the basics.

Baby’s Skin Needs Special Care

Baby’s Skin Needs Special Care

Many mums are concerned about the food they put into their baby’s mouth but it is also important to consider what goes onto their baby’s skin.

Colic

Colic

How to identify symptoms of colic and what you can do to help your baby.

Common to Newborns

Common to Newborns

Hiccups, an umbilical stump, mucus, cradle cap, green bowel movements, circumcision and more…the quirks and thrills of a newborn.


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