Babies

Today we have a guest blogger with us; Bob Brotchie is a counselling psychotherapist, a retired Paramedic and Flight Medic. He is an advocate for mental health and emotional well-being, …

On the blog today, we have the second in our series of posts on reflux. Last week, I discussed my experiences of reflux in babies. This week, we have a …

My son is now five years old; he sleeps well, and he’s a relaxed, if slightly manic, little boy. But barely two weeks into his life, it was all very …

During your pregnancy it’s all about baby – you want to provide nourishment and a cosy cocoon for your precious bundle. Most women can expect to gain between 17 and …

I found this on Youtube looking for the Gangnam Style video – it was the advert for Fiat before it started playing… I was only looking for the Gangnam style …

Last weekend hubby and I were very fortunate to be able to tag a weekend away on to the end of a business trip somewhere slightly warmer and sunnier than …

  When you think about baby talk, do you think about cooing and gurgling? Well, I don’t! I think about what they are saying to us using baby body language; …

Last week, we discussed coeliac disease in children on the blog. This week, we have a case study from Aili and Linda from Gluten Free UAE. This shows clearly the difficulties …

It is estimated that around 1 in 100 people in the UK have coeliac disease, that’s around 1% of the adult population. Many experts believe the real figure is higher …

A friend asked me today whether I found it more of a challenge going from one child to two or the two to three? Interesting question I thought. Is it harder …