With my first child, I bought a traditional baby book and brought it with me to the hospital to fill out all the details. For my new guy, who’s at the sixth month mark, I haven’t even thought about a ...

No matter how little your baby is, it's never too early to start reading to them. Before they're even in your arms your baby knows the sound of your voice and once they're born, your voice becomes a ...

Parents and pediatricians know that reading to infants is a good thing, but new research shows reading books that clearly name and label people and objects is even better. Parents and pediatricians ...

After my first baby, I thought that I had it figured out for my second. Feeding issues, sleep regressions, teething, I knew the ropes by then right? Funny how in the fog of early parenting you can ...

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You can't go wrong with giving greeting cards with baby gifts, but there's a wonderful new twist on the gifting tradition. Instead of a card, guests bring a book to the baby shower to start a nursery ...

As an avid bookworm and mum of two, I started reading books to my daughters at around three months old. The benefits, for all of us, have been huge. Alongside baby toys, books were a fun activity to ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. The baby book is a humble domestic item, with places to fill in ...

I Love You Still: A Memorial Baby Book is currently out of stock, but generally available on amazon.com Margaret Scofield has found a unique and touching way to help moms who have suffered a pregnancy ...

In 1914, a baby named Charlie Flood was born, and if you do not know his name, it is not because his infancy was uneventful: It is reported that, at the very least, some quicklime burned his face and ...

Amy Brown has previously received funding from the ESRC, NIHR and Public Health Wales. She is author of three books published by Pinter and Martin Ltd - 'Breastfeeding Uncovered: who really decides ...