Contents
- 1 What is a Growth Chart?
- 2 Crawling
- 3 How to Clean your Baby’s First Teeth
- 4 Baby-Proofing to Avoid Water Accidents
- 5 Identifying Infant Behaviour Cues
- 6 Infant Attachment
- 7 How to Sleep Train your Baby
- 8 How to Establish Routines for your Baby
- 9 Hosting Baby’s Big Days
- 10 Nursing the Umbilical Cord and Circumcision Wounds
- 11 Basic First Aid Tips for First Time Parents in Kenya
- 12 Weaning meal plans for Kenyan mums
Baby's Milestones
What is a Growth Chart?
The first 2 years of your baby’s life are the most important for your child’s brain development, which shapes their well-being for the rest...
Teething & Tooth Care
How to Clean your Baby’s First Teeth
Baby’s first teeth generally appear any time from around 5 months and 27 months and need to be kept healthy to allow your baby...
Baby Proofing Your Home
Baby-Proofing to Avoid Water Accidents
Babies have been known to drown in as little as 2 inches of water; it is vital to protect them. Here are a few...
Developing Your Baby's Senses
Identifying Infant Behaviour Cues
Behaviour cues refer to the signs that infants give to tell you what they need.
Engagement Cues that your baby is ready to interact with...
Establishing Routines
How to Sleep Train your Baby
In Africa and Kenya in particular, our culture influences how we train our babies to sleep. Most of us soothe our babies and will...
How To Develop Family Traditions
Hosting Baby’s Big Days
In our African culture, we prepare big events to celebrate every milestone. So, within the first year of your baby’s life, you will have...
Popular Articles
Nursing the Umbilical Cord and Circumcision Wounds
An infant is delicate and the thought of a wound on them can be challenging especially to the first-time mother. However, nursing an umbilical...
Basic First Aid Tips for First Time Parents in Kenya
For most new parents keeping their baby healthy and safe is a priority whether at home or outdoors. In most cases, they invest in...
Weaning meal plans for Kenyan mums
When mums begin weaning in Kenya, many start their babies off with porridge which is easy to prepare and often fed using a spoon....
