Mostly, night time breastfeeds feel precious and beautiful. You know in your heart that these sweet moonlight cuddles will end soon but there are niggling Continue reading
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If you are all played out, but your child isn’t, and you don’t want to resort to TV, it’s OK to cheat. If you are Continue reading
We all have sleep associations, we don’t bat an eyelid about our own quirks or needs around what helps us sleep. Yet, with even a Continue reading
Crying is your baby's language. At first, it is pretty much the only way an infant can communicate his needs and express feelings like discomfort, Continue reading
Stroking your baby’s silky skin, meeting her trusting gaze and taking turns at listening to her ‘coos’ and ‘goos’ then responding, telling her, “ your Continue reading
What is with this expectation of ‘bouncing back’ after having a baby? Why do we expect our bodies to ‘bounce back’ after spending nine months Continue reading
Just like us, babies are individuals –and this goes for sleep requirements too. In most infant sleep studies, 'all night' is defined as five hours. Continue reading
Presents to buy, parties to plan (and attend), decorations and food to organise, standing in queues with excited children who want to meet the big Continue reading
‘If you sit on the potty, you can have a Smartie.’ ‘Thank you for helping pack up the toys. Now we can go to the Continue reading
“Have I ever done anything abusive to you?” I asked my daughter who had just affirmed that I had never smacked her (I didn’t think Continue reading
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