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Introducing Solids
What’s the difference between purees and baby-led weaning?
After months spent not having to worry about anything but milk, the thought of starting solids (and knowing where to start) can be overwhelming. Some parents opt for purees, some prefer baby-led weaning (BLW) and some...
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Development Tips
How often should my baby poo?
Wiping your little one’s bum will become the new normal and so will inspecting their poop! So you better get used to it. From dehydration to constipation, you can learn a lot about your baby’s health...
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Safe Sleep
What is safe sleeping?
Recently, a CPR Kids follower contacted us with concerns over certain sleep-aiding products available in the market. These products come with promises such as “long sleep” or “safe sleep” for babies when in actual fact...
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Signs & Symptoms
Reflux, vomiting and gas: Managing tummy troubles in babies
We all know tummy troubles can be pretty uncomfortable and frustrating, especially for your little one. Eating 8-12 times a day can definitely cause some problems! From indigestion to gas, they might be crying nonstop...
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Signs & Symptoms
The ultimate guide to understanding your baby’s poop
It’s safe to say that analysing your baby’s poo is a skill you never thought you would need. Let alone become an expert at. But here we are. You’ll decipher it, you’ll discuss it with your partner...
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What’s the difference between purees and baby-led weaning?
After months spent not having to worry about anything but milk, the thought of starting solids (and knowing where to start) can be overwhelming. Some parents opt for purees, some prefer baby-led weaning (BLW) and some...
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Nutrition Tips
The lowdown on buying pre-made baby food
A baby’s relationship with food and associated preferences start and are shaped from the very first taste of food that touches their tongue. Manufacturers often add hidden sugars as they know this...
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Introducing Solids
5 foods you should avoid giving to your baby
Starting solids is an exciting time, but knowing what foods to give your baby can be quite stressful. Ensuring they have a healthy and nutritious diet is so important for their wellbeing and development...
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Introducing Solids
Baby feeding essentials for starting solids
There is a lot of expectation around sleep as you near the 6-month mark. A lot of people will look forward to their little one sleeping through as a result of solids being established in their day...
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At-home Activities
3 at home activities for bonding with your baby
When it comes to bonding with your baby, nothing is better than some skin-to-skin, cuddles and gazing into their eyes. Bonding is not only a really nice time to feel connected with your baby, but it’s also crucial for their physical and mental development. As we bond with our little ones, we are actually setting up a safe and secure foundation and environment for them to explore, play and learn. So, as our little ones...
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At-home Activities
Activities for fostering your baby’s creativity at home
Our babies are developing their imagination and creativity from a young age through play and exploration. Whilst they won’t be picking up musical instruments or paint brushes just quite yet - by engaging with them in creative activities, we are setting up a supportive foundation for our little ones.
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At-home Activities
4 fun baby activities for cognitive and motor development
Our babies are naturally curious and as they engage with the world around them through play, they are actually developing their thinking, feeling, communication, understanding and memory skills.
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Signs & Symptoms
5 things in your home that could be affecting your child’s health
As parents we want to do everything we can to protect our little ones and keep them safe. We buy the best car seats, we hold their hand to cross the road and teach them not to talk to strangers. But did you know sometimes there can be hidden dangers lurking in your own home that could be potentially dangerous to their health? Things such as mould, dust mites and humidity can be affecting your...
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Baby Development
Do first-born babies actually look more like their fathers?
There’s an old theory that says first-born babies were genetically predispositioned to look more like their father. It was believed this was so the father accepted the child was his and would provide and care for them. There’s also another theory that says it was so he didn’t eat the baby...
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Baby Development
Developmental milestones: When do babies smile?
Say cheese! Your baby's first smile is such a special moment between the two of you - but did you know it's actually so much more than just a smile?
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