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Felt you had it nailed? Baby was in a routine and now everything seems to have changed? Baby crying for hours? Asking yourself “Where have all the good times gone?” Could your baby have Colic?

Loving being pregnant but not so keen on feeling sick? Sailed through the first few weeks and now feel like the toilet is your new best friend?

Whether it’s “Up, Up and Away” or ‘Up, Up and Stay” planning a vacation for the first time with a baby can be a daunting prospect.

It is highly likely that over the past few weeks and months since your baby arrived there has been no shortage of friends, family, midwives and GPs asking, “How are you Mum?”  But… what about partners?  Aren’t they new parents too? 

Let’s face it - who doesn’t love a good “Old Wives Tale” to keep us entertained.  But is there any truth behind them and can they really predict the gender of your soon to arrive baby?

Finding out you are pregnant, doesn’t have to mark the end to passion and intimacy and in actual fact it is thought that it is really rather good for you.

Do you need to change onto a follow on milk when baby reaches 6 months, or if a baby is switching from breastmilk to formula at 6 months or older whether they should use an infant milk or a follow on milk. 

It’s easy to think from the bad press palm oil gets that it has no place in food products, let alone in your baby’s formula milk. But is it really that simple?

Here is a little guide to the many textures and colours of baby's poo.

Babies’ stools can vary from day to day in the same baby and between different babies, so what is normal for one baby is not for another. 

The latch is so important and understanding the physiology, is a great leap in the right direction towards a successful and beneficial partnership between Mum and baby. 

Having a newborn can have you asking yourself if you will ever sleep again.  The answer is “Yes!”