Looking after a newborn
How is play important to newborns?
Occupational therapist Lindsay Carr and physiotherapist Penny Walsh explain why play is so important with new babies.
Five ways your baby is already trying to communicate
Learn some of the ways your baby is trying to communicate well before they can speak.
Common questions about pregnancy, labour and newborns
We've got your frequently asked (and embarrassing) questions covered.
8 reasons your baby might be crying
Crying is one of the main ways babies have to communicate early on - find out some of the things their cries could mean.
Coping with constant crying
Babies crying constantly can be really tough - here are some tips on how and why you can cope.
What is tummy time?
What is tummy time and how does it help with your baby's development?
The importance of making sounds and talking from day one
Music therapist JoJo Lander explains how you can help babies learn early on through sound and speech.
Why touching and talking is so important for newborn babies
Dr Michelle Peter explains why your touch is great for early bonding and learning.
The Parent Manual: Busting baby jargon
You are likely to hear a lot of new terms in the first 12 months of your baby's life - here are a few to know.
The Parent Manual: Busting jargon about newborns
A few definitions of terms you might hear from health visitors when you have a newborn - including blood spot tests, weight centiles and cradle cap.
Feeding your baby
A collection of films and articles about feeding your baby, whether you're breastfeeding or bottle feeding.
A feeding specialist talks us through her job
Dr Michelle Peter meets with feeding specialist Marjorie Aissani to find out about her role.
The Parent Manual: Choosing how best to feed your baby
When it comes to feeding baby, you need to do what's right for you and your baby and follow the guidance of healthcare professionals.
How do I know if my baby is ready for a feed?
Here are some of the ways you can tell your baby is ready for a feed, even though they can't tell you themselves.
Coping with night feeds
Night feeds are tough but here are some ways to make them more bearable.
