Contents
- 1 How to Encourage Your Baby to Talk
- 2 What is a Growth Chart?
- 3 How to Clean your Baby’s First Teeth
- 4 Baby-Proofing to Avoid Water Accidents
- 5 Infant Attachment
- 6 Identifying Infant Behaviour Cues
- 7 How to Establish Routines for your Baby
- 8 How to Sleep Train your Baby
- 9 Hosting Baby’s Big Days
- 10 Quantity Guidelines when feeding an infant (0-6months)
- 11 Undescended Testicles
- 12 Baby-Proofing to Avoid Water Accidents
Baby's Milestones
How to Encourage Your Baby to Talk
As you bond with your baby in the first months, you’ll start hoping he can talk back. You will eagerly look forward to the...
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
Infant Attachment
Infant Attachment is the deep emotional attachment that your baby forms with you. This influences the later emotional, cognitive and social behaviour as they...
Establishing Routines
How to Establish Routines for your Baby
You’re not the only mum that wants to know how to create a successful bedtime routine for the baby. All mothers want that. Oh,...
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
Quantity Guidelines when feeding an infant (0-6months)
Knowing what, when, and how to feed a child is essential. For normal development, it is excellent to have all the effective ways to...
Undescended Testicles
The testicles are the two organs that hang in a pouch-like skin sac (the scrotum) below the penis. Normal testicles form when the baby...
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...
