With such choice of cots and cot beds out there, it can be hard to choose what is best; there are many things to consider, such as size, cost and how long you plan on using it for.
A cot will probably be your baby’s bed until they are two or three years old. They can be used from birth, although a newborn baby can look a little bit lost in a big cot. Most parents choose a Moses basket, crib or carrycot for the first few months of baby’s life. This way they can keep baby close to them and baby looks more comfortable. Bear in mind that it is recommended that baby sleeps in the same room as you for the first 6 months so you need to consider space as well. Read more…
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Toys that help your child learn not only aids brain development but also assists in hand eye coordination, improving gross motor skills, communication skills, confidence building and problem solving.
Children have always learnt through play, it is a great way to help them to develop and grow in an environment that is structured but informal. Educational toys are a great way to help your child learn through play and they come in a variety of different, colours, shapes, textures etc.
They help children to explore and discover things about the world around them and also discover things about themselves.
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A baby’s primary means of communication is crying. This continues for a few months as they start to pick up words. Crying is ways of letting their parents know they need something. The inability to speak in the early months does not actually hinder the baby’s ability to become a talker as they use this time to learn how to control their mouth and tongue. Read more…
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Most babies won’t have a clue what Christmas is at their age, but they do recognise that it is an exciting time of year!
They will be captivated by the beautiful sparkling lights, but try and make sure they don’t grab them, especially if they are on the tree or there could be a bit of chaos. Read more…
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At around 6 months you will be thinking about introducing solid foods to your baby. Some people may need to do this a bit earlier, but you should never wean before your baby is 17 weeks old, and even then you should discuss it with your health visitor. Read more…
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