Eye contact is an important element of parent child bonding and the development of trust between parent and child: your face is the most potent Continue reading
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There is no shortage of advice for new mums – but most of it just does your head in. Your head (along with your body Continue reading
Recently, I was flicking TV channels and came across a show where parents were attending a baby class. The parents were perfecting their ‘peekaboos’ (“No, Continue reading
“Our first baby was fairly easy going, we had a bit of trouble getting her to sleep when she was tiny, I think because we Continue reading
‘Have you tried talking about this in your mum’s group?’ I asked, Sonya, a mum who was struggling with an unsettled baby, a partner who Continue reading
Your tot is intrigued. He has discovered his nostrils and his penis – with gusto! You are feeling grossed out by the nose-picking and playing Continue reading
The use of the word ‘should’ would do well to be banned when it comes to parenting. Trying to live up to the way you Continue reading
Forgot the flashcard saying ‘you are being born’? Don’t have a curriculum beyond cuddles for your 3 month old? If you are worried your child Continue reading
We often hear the saying, ‘play is a child’s work’. And while you may think this applies to littlies who can walk and talk and Continue reading
Meaghan is angry. Her emotions have run a gamut over the past few months since her baby died – from shock and disbelief to Continue reading
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