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Yes. But, he will be lagging behind full-term babies of the same age, and won’t be able to catch up until he’s two years old.

We explain all about introducing a bottle of expressed milk and how to pump a

If you’re struggling with milk supply and not making enough of it for your dear baby, do not worry. We have some tips and tactics to help you boost your milk production:

It’s ok to nurse your baby if you have a common flu or cold, for these germs don’t pass through breast milk, yet the illness-fighting antibodies your body’s producing do, giving him some kind of pr

There's no denying that fruit juice has nutritional benefits, yet it’s better for your child to eat a real piece of fruit than drink the juice it contains, why?

You can start offering your baby cow’s milk as a main drink when he’s one year old.

If your little’s one weight measures way more than children his age as per WHO growth chart for babies’ length and weight, it might be that he’

The answer to this question will probably vary from one child to another.

Head banging is usually nothing to worry about.

Your tot's mastery of physical prowess (both gross and fine motor skills) will allow him greater independence.

At this age, your child is naturally active as he learnt how to walk, run, kick and throw.

You better not let your child eat a food that’s fallen to the floor even if it was picked up so quickly, as germs and bacteria can attach to

Knowing if your child’s cuts and scrapes need medical attention or if stitches are required can be hard sometimes.

If your child has food allergy, it’s quite important that you check the entire list of ingredients on food labels to see if his allergen is p

Picky eating is pretty normal during toddlerhood; Toddlers are supposed to be picky eate

This is a question many families are asking at the moment. There is a huge amount of information on the media about COVID-19 and it is leaving many of us anxious and confused.

For new parents breastfeeding can pose many challenges and particularly during this time can cause anxiety.

If you or a member of your household are showing symptoms of COVID-19 or have had contact with a confirmed positive COVID-19 case it is important to seek medical attention early.

It is natural for parents to worry how best to protect their child whilst still giving them all the care and attention they need.

There is currently not enough known about COVID-19 to be certain of how it affects infants and children of different ages specifically.

Managing an unwell child within the family may be challenging at the best of times.

Symptoms may vary between individuals and we are still learning about the disease and how it affects different age groups.

We do not know enough about COVID-19 to be certain of the protective benefits of probiotics or other immune boosting supplements, but we do know that probiotics generally contribute to a healthy im

COVID-19 is a novel strain of Coronavirus, a type of respiratory virus, which was not previously identified in humans.

If you are coughing or sneezing or have been tested positive for COVID-19 it may be recommended that you wear a mask when you are handling and feeding your baby.

Coronaviruses are a large family of viruses that are common in animals. Occasionally, such as in the case of COVID-19, people get infected with these viruses which may then spread to other people.

We do not yet know exactly how long COVID-19 survives on different types of surfaces but it is possible that this may vary from a few hours to several days under different conditions (e.g.

Many of us find that we are ordering more food and daily necessities to our home than before to avoid going out.

No! Do not take antibiotics for COVID-19 as these are not effective for treating viruses and may be harmful if used inappropriately.