5 Tips for choosing baby formula for a newborn
Dec 10 2021- Baby & Toddlers
- Last Updated on 10 May 2023
- Monica Costa

Breastfeeding is recommended for babies during their first six months of being born. However, some mothers cannot or do not want to breastfeed. This leaves them the option of giving their newborn baby formulas. Baby formulas are designed to act as a suitable replacement for breastmilk and this contains all the essential nutrients needed by newborn babies. A newborn has a very weak immune system so baby formula products must have passed safety and quality standards set by the government. Still, some baby formula products have been associated with food poisoning and other complications which can be fatal to newborn babies. This leaves the parents with the task of carefully picking a suitable baby formula for their child. With that in mind, how do you choose the right baby formula for your baby?
Closure of Popular Mother and Baby Groups During Lockdown Breaks Mental Health ‘Lifeline’ for New Parents
Dec 26 2020- Baby & Toddlers
- Last Updated on 22 December 2020
- Monica Costa

New study reveals 4 in 10 UK parents with newborn babies felt unsupported by local health services during lockdown. The nationwide closure of popular parent and baby groups during the most recent lockdown has sparked a backlash from parents with newborns across the UK, who rely heavily on this social interaction and health support during what is a difficult and isolating time for many new mothers. The study, which was independently commissioned by nationwide baby group franchise Baby Sensory, polled several hundreds of new parents across the country on their views around the closures of these essential support groups. The study revealed that despite removing what is a vital lifeline for 95% of new parents polled, 4 in 10 say they felt unsupported by their local health service throughout the lockdown period.
Baby feeding hacks: Tips to prevent fussy eating before it begins
Nov 18 2020- Baby & Toddlers
- Last Updated on 18 November 2020
- Monica Costa

I love Charlotte Stirling-Reed’s tips to prevent fussy eating before it begins! I wish I had seen these baby feeding hacks when my son was a baby. Make good use of them, London Mums! You can also attend a weaning workshop in which she will share more tips and will showcase how to get started with solids and vegetable led weaning. She is a registered Nutritionist and a leading expert in infant and toddler nutrition and also worked with our beloved Joe Wicks on Wean in 15.
This event is free courtesy of Stokke – Stokke are going virtual – Tripp Trapp® tour @home – and will be on 8th December 2020 at 8pm – 9pm. Register here, and you will be sent the zoom invite closer to the event.
Meantime have a taster of Charlotte’s tips.