Your Baby

From a whisper, to a sing-song call, to a stern command, adults enjoy a wide range of communication strategies. Babies have only one most powerful strategy for communicating all their needs and feelings to you—crying.

Sometimes referred to as sleep hygiene, these small steps can make the world of difference to your sleep experience.

If you’re planning to go back to work after your baby arrives, you’ll want to read this – by a writer who has chosen to remain anonymous, but has some important advice to share.

Do you feel exhausted after the holiday season? Cheryl Fingleson, The Sleep Coach, receives many calls from people who are suffering exhaustion and jet-lag like symptoms after the holidays.

Learning a language involves listening, understanding, and speaking. Primary caregivers play a pivotal role in guiding the way a baby learns these processes.

Joint attention is important in terms of communication skills and is a main focus of development for infants between 8 and 12 months of age.

More children in the world are raised bilingual than monolingual. Yet the science in this area, with respect to educational achievement in reading and writing, is relatively new.

We explain the benefits of baby massage.

Ben Warren of holistic health and nutrition company BePure answers that age-old question asked by mums everywhere: “why am I so tired, and how can I get more energy?”

Now that your baby is here, when will you be ready to have sex again? Many new mums worry about intimacy following pregnancy.

What’s safe to do during breastfeeding, and what’s not? We set the record straight.