How to Make the Most of Them…!
Usually, when you have visitors to your home it’s nice to make a bit of an effort. You’ll probably tidy up a bit and nip round with the vacuum before they arrive. Well, forget that. When you’ve had a baby all rules go out of the window.
For many, the Christmas and New Year period can involve a lot of driving around visiting friends and relatives, sometimes meaning long car journeys and the inevitable traffic that the season brings. So, how can you make these journeys safe and bearable for baby…and everyone else in the car too?!
You probably take photos of your children most days. So where are you on these pictures? If you remain resolutely behind the lens to rethink your position…
During your pregnancy you’ve no doubt spent several hours browsing the internet or waddling around warehouse-sized baby stores, looking at the mind-boggling array of products available – from the irresistibly cute to those that scream ‘Buy me, you need me, you’ll never cope without me!’ It’s a minefield, and it can be a very expensive one at that. So, how do you decide which of the products you really need prior to baby’s arrival?
Laying your baby on their tummy may feel totally alien to you – all the advice suggests that babies should be laid on their back at bed time or nap time, and that’s absolutely right for sleeping. However, paediatricians also suggest that some supervised time spent on their tummy while they’re awake is tremendously beneficial in helping the development of muscles and motor skills.
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