Baby, You are fantastic
Nov 05 2022- Baby & Toddlers
- Last Updated on 27 August 2024
- Junesweb2018
I love babies. They are amazing, little geniuses observing and exploring as their brains flood with neurotransmitters and their synaptic connections fizz with learning. So why don’t we pay more attention to them?
In the Early Years policy world, babies are the silent group. It is almost as if children were born aged three. Yet babyhood lays the foundations for a happy and healthy life and knowing how to support babies is critical because their wellbeing is strongly linked to better outcomes later in life. This includes educational achievement, progress at work and physical and mental health.
Family journeys made more serene with new sleep machine for babies
Oct 21 2022- Baby & Toddlers
- Last Updated on 02 November 2022
- Monica Costa
Dreamegg, the creator of high-quality baby sleep products, has recently launched a new addition to its range of sound machines which help babies sleep more soundly in any environment – particularly whilst travelling.
The D11 Max Portable Sleep Aid, which emits white noise to soothe babies to sleep, is now available in travel size. Its revolutionary battery facility means that parents can take the machine on long-haul trips without worrying about running out of charge. Taking just 3 hours to charge via a USB-C port the machine can be continuously used for over 60 hours.
The new Dreamegg product is compact and lightweight meaning it can fit easily inside diaper bags, and comes with an easy-to-fit lanyard meaning it can attach to all pushchairs and car seats in no time.
BlissBaby – Less cry, More sleep with Lufti, the Natural Colic & Gas Reliever
May 18 2022- Baby & Toddlers
- Last Updated on 18 May 2022
- Monica Costa
Around 20% of newborns suffer from colic and about 30% of babies are regularly constipated.
As a result new parents often see their loved ones in agony with strong belly pain and cramps due to trapped air and ‘solids’.
Wind is something that affects most babies at some time or another and usually comes from swallowing air while baby is feeding or crying. Other reasons for gas can be attributed to incorrect feeding positions, overfeeding, food allergies or food intolerance.
