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– but it has to be practical, as well. Not only is this satchel-style bag colourful, it’s also functional, and comes with change mat, mess bag and bottle holder.Change bag

three, parents completed a survey about their child's behaviour, from which scientists were able to see a link between BPA and toddler behavioural issues.BPA is used to harden plastics and can be found in bottles as well as knife and fork handles. Known

what you need to take into hospital with you.'You may need cartons of formula because there might not be facilities for sterilising,' says midwife Emma. 'But hospitals usually provide disposable sterilised bottles.'Don't rush things and hold your baby

what you need to take into hospital with you.'You may need cartons of formula because there might not be facilities for sterilising,' says midwife Emma. 'But hospitals usually provide disposable sterilised bottles.'Don't rush things and hold your baby

. Fashioned out of high gloss crinkle patent, the bag includes everything a new mum needs, like insulated bottle holder, waterproof change mat, wet bag, plus roomy pockets inside and out. When you're ready to ditch the change bag mode you can simply zip out

It’s a parent’s worst nightmare – finding your child with a half-empty bottle of bleach or something similarly toxic. If you suspect he has swallowed some, you should:Call 999 immediatelyTry to figure out what he took, how much he has swallowed

muslin or hand towel close by to catch any excess.You may find it hard to get your baby to take a bottle later on – what’s the attraction of a plastic teat when you could enjoy sucking on a sweet-smelling nipple?The thirst of a breastfeeding woman knows

’s better to grab a biscuit than to eat nothing at all. FEED REGULARY In the early days, try to feed your baby regularly – express milk if you think your supply needs a boost. If you ever give your baby a bottle at night, it will affect your milk supply, so

. How can I stay safe? A Use bottled, boiled or sterile water for drinking, brushing your teeth and washing fruit and veg. Always check the bottle is properly sealed before you buy it and ask for drinks without ice when in restaurants and bars. Fizzy