Putting your baby to sleep is one of the sweetest moments for a parent. You can enjoy some ‘me time’ while your baby peacefully sleeps, and it benefits both. In fact, the quality and the amount of your baby’s nap time plays a vital role in their development.
UK baby brand, Nuby , explores how to master your baby’s sleep patterns from birth until they’re three years old to ensure they...
A new report by the Child Safeguarding Practice Review Panel reveals almost 400 children were seriously abused or neglected in England in 2021.
The Child Safeguarding Practice Review Panel has today (15 December 2022) published its third annual report. The independent panel of experts reviews serious child safeguarding incidents - when a child dies or suffers serious harm, and abuse or...
Experts reveal eight tips to get the little ones sleep well on Christmas Eve
With Christmas just around the corner, little ones around the world are counting down the days until Santa and his elves pays them a visit. However, the excitement can come at a cost when the kids struggle to sleep as they wait for the big day ahead.
Sleep experts Bed Kingdom have highlighted some tips and...
Self-feeding pillows/prop feeders present a risk of serious harm or death from choking or aspiration pneumonia.
The Office for Product Safety and Standards has issued an Urgent Safety Alert for baby self-feeding pillows and is urging the public to stop using them immediately and dispose of them safely.
Businesses selling these products must immediately remove them from the market as...
If you’re soon to become a first-time parent, we want to start off by saying a huge “congratulations!”. We understand that an occasion as significant as this can encourage a whirlwind of emotions, and it’s easy to feel overwhelmed and anxious as well as excited and proud.
Because of this, we want to introduce you to a term you may not have heard of before: hygge. Hygge is a Danish...
Children are naturally curious. This is a fact of life. While this thirst for knowledge is an incredible thing, it can occasionally lead to some embarrassing moments for parents.
When a child sees someone who looks different to them and the people they know, they might stare or ask questions. For people with a visible difference, which is a mark, scar or condition on the face or body,...
Mums and dads have been warned to wrap-up warm to avoid fines at the school gates after new research revealed more than one in ten leaves their motor running while waiting for their kids.
Experts at leading price comparison site Quotezone.co.uk are urging drivers to stop their cars idling outside schools in order to reduce air pollution and avoid fines of up to £80.
