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Buying guide: Safety
buying guide: safety there are plenty of products on the market designed for baby and toddler safety, and it’s worth investing in them as your child grows. keeping a baby or a toddler safe is a...
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Alopecia areata
...baby sometimes has from rubbing the back of the head in their crib. the patches will be very smooth with small hairs at the outer edge. your child's fingernails could also show symptoms. the nail...
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Tips on taking photos of your child
...baby’s sleeping head. have fun and be creative! take advantage of your camera settings if your child won’t stop moving around, see if your camera has a sports mode or child mode and try...
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Anaemia during pregnancy
anaemia during pregnancy anaemia is a risk during pregnancy, and when you become anaemic (when your haemoglobin levels are too low), you run the risk of having a low birth weight baby, or preterm...
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How to prevent nappy rash
...baby happy and nappy rash free: prevention is better than cure: apply a barrier ointment after each nappy change, protecting the skin from irritation while allowing it to breathe. this can help...
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Kegel Exercises
...baby. many women who first try kegel exercises have difficulty locating the pelvic muscle and instead of squeezing the correct muscle, they squeeze their buttocks instead. one way to check if you are...
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Family car top pick: Ford Focus
...baby seat in the back, which can often leave others in the back seat cramped. this focus scores well on safety, gaining a full five stars in the "euro ncap" safety test, and also features...
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How can I protect my toddler from the stairs?
...baby or toddler that’s on the move could potentially fall down the stairs with serious consequences. aside from the top and bottom of your stairs, stair gates are also a good idea installed at...
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How can we keep our toddler safe around our pets?
...baby and that nervousness can lead to biting, especially when a toddler tries to play with the dog. once they begin to grab, they will often pull the dogs ears or legs or even take the dogs toys. if...
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How do I prevent my little one from eating my dog's food?
how do i prevent my little one from eating my dog's food? many parents with pets have the horrible realisation that the animal's food can be easily reached by baby. many parents who share their...
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What do safety symbols mean when it comes to babies?
what do safety symbols mean when it comes to babies? all items that a baby can come into contact with should have safety symbols, which will either indicate child suitability or warn about possible...
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As a first time mum, what should I look out for when buying a cot?
as a first time mum, what should i look out for when buying a cot? considering the amount of time your baby will be spending in it, it is important that you buy a crib that is comfortable, safe and...
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I've heard you can buy breastmilk online - is this safe?
...baby’s feeding demands, rather than resorting to buying online, why not try our top tips: don’t get down about it. while breastfeeding may come naturally to some mums it might not be the...
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When should I start bringing my child to the dentist?
when should i start bringing my child to the dentist? if you’re confident in your ability to take care of your child’s milk teeth properly, your baby shouldn't need a dental check up...
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What can I do to make sure my toddler's teeth are healthy?
...baby's milk teeth are healthy: don't give your toddler sugary drinks or even milk after they've brushed their teeth at night avoid foods sweetened with added sugar or concentrated fruit...
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Should I wear a seat belt when I'm pregnant?
...baby are safest when wearing lap and diagonal seat belts correctly. 5 1
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What foods are good to start weaning with?
what foods are good to start weaning with? best foods to begin weaning with it is best to begin weaning with a thin & runny consistency food such as a pure baby rice or vegetable puree. vegetables...
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What is appropriate age to begin weaning?
...baby is ready to accept solids such as waking up at night when before they slept through the night, sucking on their fists, and watching and taking an interest in what you and other family member are...
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