Here are a few special ‘watch outs’ that are important to remember to ensure your little one is getting enough of what they do need and not too much of what they don’t.
I will start by saying that if you have a toddler who is eating very little, rejecting new foods and/or refusing to eat foods that they have happily eaten before, don’t worry, this is quite normal behaviour and you are not alone.
Every baby develops at their own pace, with some needing more practice than others before mastering new feeding skills. Read more about introducing your little one to self-feeding, with our nutritionist's advice.
Find out here how to start getting textures into your little one's meals and when to start increasing the amount of lumps.
Find out here how to kickstart your little one's weaning journey with an expert nutritionist's advice.
Gail, The Playful Expert, discusses the benefits and the how-to of encouraging independent play.
Read this article to find out how to encourage the development of your little one's fine and gross motor skills through play.
As your little one gets older and foods are beginning to be introduced, their milk intake will decrease but how do you ensure your little one is still getting the right amounts of calcium to continue their growth and development.
Choosing engaging play activities with an educational element needn’t feel daunting. Read this article for some brilliant ideas that won’t take hours to set up or clean up!
Newborn | | Louise Broadbridge
Navigating sleep deprivation is an important part of parenting as too little sleep can really have an impact on your health and wellbeing. Louise runs through how to navigate your sleep once your little one has arrived.
