OUR ARTICLES
Every decision you take right now is already shaping your baby’s future. Because the next 1000 days are crucial we provided you with a series of articles about your baby's development, nutrition and more. So read on!
Your baby is now 29cm long from head to toe and weighs considerably over 550g. You have got around 16 more weeks to go! Read more about this week.
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Planning a baby shower checklist
A new arrival is definitely an excuse for a party. Whether friends or family are planning a baby shower for you, or you’re doing it yourself, here are some baby shower ideas to get you started.
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Infant Vomiting: What’s Normal, What’s Not!
Why Is My Newborn Baby Spitting?
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How to get your figure back after pregnancy
Spare tires on the tummy, wobbly thighs and arms like a wrestler, it won't do. It's time for a weight-loss plan!
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Your Baby’s Movement During Pregnancy
Fetal Movement: Feeling Your Baby Kick!
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Can I drink Soda While Pregnant?
Consuming Soft Drinks While Pregnant - Is It Safe?
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Two more weeks left of the second trimester. You are gearing up for the home stretch. Your baby’s sense of touch is starting to blossom. Read more about how to help feed it.
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Time’s up! If he hasn’t already, your baby will arrive in the next few days. If he doesn’t come out voluntarily, your doctor might give him a little nudge. And then you will be a mother at last!
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Your little one is around 38 cm long from crown to toe and already weights about 1.2 kilos, a third of her birth weight. Her feet measure around 5½ cm – yes, they are tiny!
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Growth Chart for Babies: Size & Growth Timeline
See How Your Baby Grows Age By Age!
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Healthy Diet for Breastfeeding Moms
If you’re breastfeeding, a healthy breastfeeding diet is important as it can affect your baby as much as you. Get tips on what not to eat when breastfeeding and what to eat when breastfeeding.
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Fertility Days and Ovulation Calculator
Use our ovulation calendar and calculator to increase your chances of conception.
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10 Signs of Healthy Growth in Kids
Learning to see the signs of positive child development
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A Day of Feeding at 9–12 Months: Building a Balanced Routine
Between 9 and 12 months, your baby’s feeding day may start to feel more structured.
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The Role of Infant Cereals in Complementary Feeding
When your baby starts complementary feeding, every spoonful feels like a new discovery.
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Texture Confidence in the Toddler Years: A Roadmap for Safer, More Confident Eating
By the time your child reaches 12 months, they have already learned so much about food.
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Supporting Self-Feeding Skills Through Baby-Friendly Snacks
Self-feeding is one of the most exciting parts of a baby’s feeding development.
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Building Variety in Your Baby’s Meals: A Simple Mix-and-Match Guide
By around 8 months, your baby’s meals can start becoming more varied, colourful, and interesting. This does not mean every meal needs to be complicated.
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Building Mealtime Variety with Fruits and Vegetables
Variety is one of the most important parts of complementary feeding. It helps babies discover new flavours, textures, and food experiences.
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New Textures, New Skills: Helping Your Baby Explore Food from 8 Months
Around 8 months, mealtimes often start to feel more active, curious, and expressive.
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Introducing Fruits and Vegetables During Weaning
Introducing fruits and vegetables is one of the most exciting parts of weaning. These early foods help babies discover different colours, tastes, textures, and smells.
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After the First Birthday: What Changes in Your Toddler’s Feeding Journey?
The first birthday is a beautiful milestone, and it often marks a new chapter at mealtimes too.
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Tiny Hands, Big Skills: Supporting Self-Feeding Before Baby’s First Birthday
Around 10 months, mealtimes often become more active. Your baby may reach for the spoon, try to pick up soft pieces of food, or show interest in feeding themselves.
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