New study looks at parents’ preferences in different weaning styles Weaning styles and preferences are different for every family. Some parents prefer the tried and tested spoon fed weaning, while others opt for the baby led style, which sees the baby handle food and feed themselves. Vital Baby commissioned a survey highlighting the changing trends in weaning, and…
Lot’s of children go through ups and downs with their sleep schedule. At times this can be more taxing for parents than it is for them! Here are some sure ways of getting your toddlers sleep schedule back into whack. Routine It may sound like the first port of call and the most obvious thing…
10 signs your mum is superwoman This week at maternity & infant we are celebrating all the fantastic mums out there, and want to recognise them in our #nukmumoftheyear award at the 2015 maternity & infant awards. We’ve decided to take a look at all the reasons why mums really are the superwomen we know them…
Study shows the effects of ‘baby talk’ on babies’ speech development A new study, published in the journal Developmental Science, has found that babies respond better to the sound of other babies’ talk, rather than the baby talk of a parent or adult. Researchers at McGill University in Canada found that babies were more attracted…
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5 ways to prepare your relationship for a baby Becoming new parents can be one of the most exciting times in your life, knowing that you are soon to share a child with your partner and experience what it is to be a parent can bring the warmest and fuzziest of feelings to both of you.…
5 ways to make your partner feel more involved in your pregnancy Being pregnant is a wonderful and exciting experience, however sometimes it’s not always as easy for your partner to connect with what you’re going through. It’s easy to dismiss him as a man who will never understand. Yet, if he’s not allowed to…
