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• Newborn care and umbilical cord
• Weight development
• Bottle feeding techniques
• Breastfeeding
• Winding
• Reflux & Colic
• Weaning advice
• Sleep Training
• Teething
• Potty Training
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When your baby feeds, little bubbles of air can become trapped in their stomach. These bubbles can make them uncomfortable and grizzly. By burping your baby, you help them to free up room in their tummy, so they can settle or feed for longer. There are no rules as to when you should burp your baby. Some babies need burping during their feed, some after. Look for clues: if your baby seems uncomfortable while feeding, have a little burping break. There are several different ways to wind your baby. Get the technique right and it could provide instant relief for your little one (and less worry for you).
When your baby’s teeth are on their way, you may notice the following signs of teething:
Every baby is different, and you may have to try a few different things until you find what helps soothe your baby during this uncomfortable time. We can help you find the best solution for your baby.
Babies are ready to wean around their fifth month if they can sit up, hold their head steady, and have enough coordination to pick up food and put it in their mouth.
Baby’s first introduction to solids is an exciting time but it can also be stressful for parents. At this stage, some parents like having someone at home for advice and practical demonstrations of the entire weaning process. Some help on meal planning, what to introduce and when, allergy advice, recipes, meal preparation, food storage, advice on baby-led weaning and spoon feeding, infant nutrition and weaning from milk to solids is invaluable.
It’s also good to know the difference between gagging and choking, and what to do in either situation. We can give you medical advice about all of these things, too.
Every toddler is different, and it will take time for your toddler to master using the potty. Potty training usually starts between 18 – 36 months, but outside of these parameters is also OK. When both toddler and parents are ready, it’s time to start potty training!
Here are some initial tips:
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