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It is important that your baby’s heart rate is monitored during labour and birth to ensure they are coping. Birth can be a stressful event for some babies, and health care professionals can detect early signs that baby may be in distress through monitoring their heart rate.

Your baby is suddenly more cranky than usual, their cheeks are flushed, and they want to chew on everything in sight. That’s right; it’s teething time!

The world of pregnancy, childbirth and breastfeeding can be an unfamiliar one, and it comes with a whole new set of terminology for you to have to learn. While this list is far from exhaustive, here are a few of the more common terms you might hear, and what they mean.

As our babies grow, so do their hair and nails. Those rates of growth can vary greatly from child to child, especially with hair – it can take a year (or more!) before any significant hair growth occurs.

Can you believe we’re nearly at the end of another year? It’s been another hectic one for a lot of people, especially with Covid still...

You may already know that most babies are ready to start trying solid foods at around six months old – though this does vary according...