Read the latest articles on child health to keep your little ones growing big and strong.
Nothing beats the feeling of babysoft skin, I remember so well with each of my Beans stroking their tiny feet, legs and hands whilst breastfeeding, marvelling at how perfect their skin felt. Bit of an odd one, but I particularly loved their little little feet and knees because they hadn’t yet been toughened up from … Read more
Discover the innovative features of the Dyson Humidifier, ensuring clean, hydrated air for a healthier family environment.
With fussy eating children we have to make sure that we give our Beans vitamin supplements to keep them strong and healthy. Brightstart is the new kid on the block as far as children’s vitamins are concerned. Brightstart is the new Vitamin D3 for infants from Quest Vitamins and it is head and shoulders above … Read more
As a family, we believe it is important to look after our teeth and so we try our best to instil that into the Beans from a young age. For the longest time, I didn’t understand why people would want to use an electric toothbrush, I just thought people were lazy but the proof came … Read more
Children are not generally expected to be dry at night until the age of five, and, in fact, 600,000 children experience bed wetting every year. Although most become dry on their own, it can be an anxious and unpredictable time. DryNites® Pyjama Pants are your guiding light through the night, providing age-appropriate protection as grown … Read more
There’s nothing more scrumptious than the soft and delicate skin of a newborn baby is there? I remember with each one of mine the hours that I would sit holding them, whilst gently stroking my thumbs up and down their silky soft calves marvelling at how their little limbs where barely much bigger than my … Read more
So what’s with the hayfever this year? The one thing I was looking forward to about Summer this year was the fact that for once I wouldn’t be pregnant or breastfeeding so I would be free to take whatever medicines I needed to in order to get through the Summer without the itchy eyes, runny … Read more
My troubles as a Mum of a fussy eater have been well documented here on Mummy Matters. My troubles with Little Bean seriously affected my confidence as a parent when it came to weaning Beanie Boy, although thankfully he was a different kettle of fish and has been more open to trying out new foods. … Read more
Every parent has had the sickening feeling when their baby or toddler falls and bumps their head. That slight pause before the screams of pain seems like the longest few seconds ever, there is a relief when the screams come because this means they are alert and conscious. A concussion was always thought of as … Read more