3 under 3: Making memories
Amy, a mum to 3 kids under the age of 3, tells us about her 1-year-old daughter learning to talk...
Babies
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Babies and injections advice video
Many parents worry about giving their baby's injections. In this video Dr Miriam Stoppard talks about why it's important to get your baby vaccinated and how you can make the experience less stressful for them.
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3 under 3: 2 of a kind
This week Amy, who has 3 kids all under 3, tells us about her gorgeous little twins and the challenges she faces every day...
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3 under 3: From the mouths of babes…
Amy is a mum to 3 kids, all under the age of 3! She writes about the fun times, challenges and ups and downs of having 3 children so close in age...
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3 under 3: An introduction
Amy, a mum to 3 kids, all under the age of 3, writes about all the ups and downs of having 3 children at the toddler stage...
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Dad and baby bonding: How to bond with your child
What to do if as a dad you're struggling to bond with your baby.
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Is my child getting enough vitamin D?
Is your toddler getting enough sun and oily fish? And is your breastfed baby getting enough vitamin D? Here's how you can boost your child's vitamin D intake.
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New mum: 'The first time I left my baby'
New mum Jennifer Shepherd tells us how it felt to leave her baby for the first time. Do you remember how it felt? Let us know in our Forums.
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New Calpol guidelines for mums
It's heartbreaking when our kids are in pain but before you reach for the Calpol, make sure you know the new dose guidelines for liquid paracetamol.
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Nappy rash advice video
Dr Miriam Stoppard has all the answers for how to treat nappy rash in this video
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Do a DNA test in your own home
Did you know that in the UK, the father's name is left blank on 50,000 birth certificates every year. But now, you can find out the truth once and for all with a DNA test available in Boots
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Parents name their babies after Twilight characters
New figures from America show that names from Twilight are now the most popular for newborns - would you name your baby after a book or film character?
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'Teething seems to go on forever'
Evie started teething when she was 5 months old and it carried on for months - her mum Marie tells us how she soothed her and how she got through the sleepless nights
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Baby sun safety: Protecting your baby in the sun
If you're planning a holiday somewhere hot with your little one, get all the facts about how to keep them safe from the sun.
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Baby bottle chemical scare
Don't panic say experts after baby bottles are being removed from shelves in America, following a chemical warning
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Why breastfeeding is good for both of you
Why breastfeeding can protect against breast cancer and stop kids getting fat
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Vaccinations and MMR
More than 200 years ago in the UK it was discovered that deliberate infection with a harmless form of cowpox provided immunity against the dangerous smallpox infection.
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Can I love my second baby as much as my first?
With baby number two on the way, many mothers may start to feel concerned that they couldn't possibly love him or her as much as their first born. Here, Harriet Mellor talks you through this perfectly natural fear, and explains why you need not worry.
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Some bottlefeeding advice
Author and parenting expert Morag Cuddeford Jones gives her tips on encouraging your baby to bottlefeed
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The benefits of cow's milk
Different types of milk claim to have different beneficial effects on small children.
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Coping with an interfering mother-in-law
Chief executive of The Parent Coaching Academy Lorraine Thomas, holds your hand through the trials of motherhood
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'How I learnt to breastfeed happily'
'I've had two very different experiences breastfeeding my children Mark and Ali.'
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Trust your instincts
Here, Dr Tanya Byron advises parents to trust their instincts when it comes to their baby.
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'I panicked when my baby suddenly stopped breast-feeding'
'Two weeks after her birth, my daughter Amalia suddenly stopped breast-feeding.'
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Registering a birth: How to register the birth of your baby
Don't forget you legally have to register your baby's birth within 42 days! Here's how...
