Supply & demand

Breastfeeding is often one of the first challenges after giving birth and many mums worry about having enough breast milk to satisfy their growing baby. Lactation consultant Trish Warder explains how to get off to a good start.

Tongue and lip ties the facts

Tongue & lip ties: The facts

One of the first bonding experiences when baby arrives is to breastfeed, but it isn't always plain sailing. We take a look at tongue and lip ties and give you the facts!

Night feeder

Babies who have been sleeping long stretches through the night often regress to breastfeeding two hourly at 4-6 months. We speak to Baby Sleep Consultant, Emma Purdue, who offers advice on how to get baby back on track.

Feeding frenzy

It’s the most natural thing in the world, right? Well, breastfeeding can still throw some curve balls. We looks at some of the most common problems and what to do, with tips from the experts.

How I feed my baby

There are many ways in which mums nourish their newborns, including breastfeeding, formula feeding, expressing or all of the above. We talk to different mums about what worked for them.

Supply & demand

Breastfeeding is often one of the first challenges after giving birth and many mums worry about having enough breast milk to satisfy their growing baby. Lactation consultant Trish Warder explains how to get off to a good start.

Superfoods for baby

It's never too soon to start slipping ‘superfoods’ into your child's diet. Packing a super punch of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants they’ll help give your baby a great start.