Kids in North America are beginning to roll up their sleeves for the Pfizer
vaccine after it was approved for 12- to 15-year-olds this month.
The European Medicines Agency is reviewing similar applications. So when will
kids in Australia be getting the jab?… Do kids need to be vaccinated? Children rarely develop severe forms of COVID-19, and death from the disease is even rarer. However children and teenagers can spread SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. There’s increasing evidence the vaccines impede transmission of SARS-CoV-2, so vaccinating children is expected to benefit the wi ..read more

A portable bottle warmer is a handy tool for any mum on-the-go. But first, let’s talk about warming breast milk or formula, and if it’s really necessary. How Do I Warm My Baby’s Bottle? It’s not absolutely necessary to always warm your baby’s bottle as fresh breast milk is always served at body temperature (or close to 37ºC). However, while some babies don’t mind cold milk or milk served at room temperature it does makes sense to warm it up. Investing in a portable bottle warmer is probably the easiest option, but what did we do before we had access to these gadgets? Before you go putting on t ..read more

Signs to look out for 4-6 months 6-8 months 8-10 months 10-12 months What foods do I avoid feeding my baby? So, your baby is showing signs that he or she is ready to start eating solid foods. But what types of foods do you feed them and when? We have created a handy baby food chart as a guide to what and when you should be feeding your baby. However, let’s first take a look at the signs your baby is ready to start eating solid foods. Signs to look out for: Between 4 & 6 months your baby should start showing an interest in solid foods. Signs to look out for that your baby is ready to star ..read more

On this page – When to change bottle nipple size & teat size – Teat size for a formula fed baby – Teat size for a breast-fed baby – Signs to change teat size – How long can I keep baby bottles? – A word of caution Are you a new mum, and new to bottle feeding? And are you wondering “how long can I keep baby bottles and teats?” Changing your baby feeding bottles and teats can be a confusing issue, and the hygiene side of things may cause some concern. In this article we will give advice about what to look for and how often to change bottle teats and your baby bottles. When to change bot ..read more

On this page – Scenarios and reasons why your baby is unsettled at night since starting solids – When will my baby be ready for solids? – Do solids help baby sleep through the night? – Some facts about milk and solids: – Important things to remember Is your baby unsettled at night since starting solids? Or is your 6 month old gassy after starting solids? Are you concerned your baby is not sleeping enough, or your baby won’t sleep after introducing solids? This blog article aims to dispel some of the uncertainties around introducing solid foods and why your baby’s sleep pattern may be disturbed ..read more

On this page What To Write In A Baby Shower Card Who Do You Address A Baby Shower Card To? Baby Shower Card Wording Ideas Signing Your Baby Shower Card Baby Shower Gifts Have you ever struggled with what to write in a baby shower card? Consider the picture; you’ve been invited to your best friends baby shower and you are super excited. So, you’ve bought the perfect gift and agonised over the right baby shower card, but suddenly you find yourself wondering what  to say in a baby shower card. Do you address the card only to your best friend or to the happy couple? Can you make a funny anecd ..read more

On this page Are you wondering when can babies have yogurt? How old do babies have to be to eat yogurt? Why is yogurt good for babies? What is the best yogurt for babies? Allergies and yogurt Are you wondering when can babies have yogurt? As a young mum you may be wondering can babies have yogurt, or even at what age can my baby have yogurt? The issues around giving dairy to your baby are confusing. We’ve all heard that young babies should not be given cows milk until they are at least 12 months old. This is because babies cannot digest cow’s milk as easily as they can digest breast milk or fo ..read more

When it’s time to start your baby on solid foods, the thought of preparing your own homemade baby food can seem a bit daunting at first. You may be wondering if you even have the time! In addition, you may also be wondering “what tools do I need”, and “do I really need a baby food blender or baby food puree machine?” Most of us have limited counter top space in our kitchen, and the number of appliances out there can be quite overwhelming. So do you really need a baby food blender plus a food processor to make baby food? In this article we give you our top tips for choosing the right tools fo ..read more

Pros of a baby food maker and processor Cons So, do I really need a baby food maker and processor? What to look out for As your baby approaches the time to start solid foods, you may be wondering “Do I need a baby food maker and processor?” If you are asking other mums you’ve probably received various different answers. Some mums swear by them and others make do without a special baby food maker and processor. So read on to find out if a baby food maker and processor is right for you! Pros of a baby food maker and processor: Saves you money – making your own baby food is way cheaper than bu ..read more

Do you really need a bottle warmer? What does a bottle warmer do? Are bottle warmers safe? How warm does a bottle warmer get? What should I look for in a bottle warmer? With the holiday season upon us, you may be travelling more often, for a day visit or a weekend to visit family or friends. Travelling with a baby and all the associated baby ‘stuff’ can seem like a daunting task. And you may be wondering if you really need a bottle warmer? In addition, with so much choice, which one do you actually buy? Many parents who are exclusively bottle feeding their baby swear by a bottle warmer. Howe ..read more