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...
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...
Tracking your Baby’s Progress
Your baby’s motor development is an individual process. Infants usually acquire motor skills in the same order, but the rate at which they achieve...
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...
Early Childhood Brain Development
At birth, the brain is not completely mature. The parts of the brain that handle thinking and remembering, as well as emotional and social...
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...
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...
Benefits of Quality Sleep
When concerned about your baby’s sleeping habits, some may call you paranoid, overly worried, may advice you to relax and let the baby grow,...
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...
Crawling
It is exciting and funny to see your little one trying to figure out how to move from point A to B. He may...
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Guiding Principles for Complementary Feeding
1. Practice exclusive breastfeeding from birth to 6 months of age, and introduce complementary foods at 6 months of age (180 days) while continuing...
Diapering Essentials
As you prepare to receive your baby, you and your partner have to make critical decisions concerning the baby. For instance, you need to...
My Baby: When do I see a Doctor?
As a new mum, sometimes it is hard to know when your baby is going through a normal phase or when there could be...
