Believe it or not, your newborn will soon be rolling, sitting, crawling and walking. Here’s how to help him reach those amazing milestonesHow to help your baby learn to walk

to find out what's going to happen next. He's starting to make connections about cause and effect.1. If he's going to crawl at all, he'll probably start this month. About 15 per cent of babies never crawl, and there's no problem with that, but by eight

this is the time to child-proof your home. Crawl round on your hands and knees and look at where the dangers are. Typically, you're looking for cupboards he'll be able to open, pans he could pull down and power points he could push his fingers into. For more

Active Fit nappies are super-stretchy to fit babies who are just beginning to crawl and toddle. Cost From £5.99 for 24 Active Fit nappies.Best BuyWhy you love it They cope well with babies on the move, as well as keeping bottoms dry overnight

It has often been said 'don’t run before you can walk', but nobody told tiny twins William and Ellenita Trykush about swimming before they can crawl!The nine-month-old water babies have learned to swim the length of a 25 metre pool, before they have

lice are tiny insects that live on human hair. They are about the size of a sesame seed and browny-grey in colour. They survive by biting the scalp and feeding on blood. This often causes itching. Head lice crawl from head to head when people

Until your baby is 6 months old and crawling, you'll need to sterilise all bottle- and breast-feeding equipment, such as express pump, bottles, teats, discs and lids, each time, to kill milk bacteria that could result in tummy upsets.Here's how

legs and feet, helping strengthen his muscles for crawling. Your baby is still a long way off walking yet, but don't be tempted to put him in a baby walker as recent research shows they don't help babies to walk any quicker and may even impede them

clothes over his head, or when he hears the doorbell, and cling to you for reassurance. Help your baby by calmly making it clear that you're not afraid. Don't laugh at him or tell him that he's silly to be scared.3. He may manage to crawl upstairs

time to make sure she isn't allergic. Place a small drop on the side of your baby's wrist and don't use it if the area turns red or a rash appears.'Close to youWhen your baby starts crawling, she probably won't be interested in staying still for a