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How to 'top and tail' your baby
By Babyexpert.com on 28/07/2011 06:08:00
Here’s how to wash your newborn during the early days

basics Another advantage of 'topping and tailing is that you'll be able to keep your newborn baby's umbilical stump dry. Read our full guide on how to care for your baby's delicate belly button

Umbilical cord care
By Babyexpert.com on 27/07/2011 10:20:00
How to look after your newborn’s delicate belly-button after birth

ARE THE SIGNS OF A HEALTH CORD WOUND? A healthy cord is normally odour-free and clean. It should remain moist for two to three days and then start to blacken and dry out. HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR BABY’S CORDAvoid keeping it in a warm, humid environment. The aim

What's in your baby's nappy?
By Babyexpert.com on 23/08/2006 14:52:00
The contents of your baby’s nappy can tell you a lot about his health.

Read our good poo guide to find out what's in a nappy.A newbornThe greenish-black stuff in his nappy in the early days isn't poo, it's meconium - a substance in an unborn baby's intestines. Talk to your midwife if he doesn't pass any in his first

Caring for a newborn's skin
By Babyexpert.com on 06/04/2006 16:16:00
Your guide to looking after your newborn baby's skin.

having to be a daily routine - once a week is fine. If your newborn is agitated by going in the bath, a daily top and tail is enough to keep her skin free of irritation. Always test bathwater with your elbow - it should feel just warm and be no more than

What will your newborn baby actually look like?
By Babyexpert.com on 03/06/2011 07:15:00
First-time mums particularly wonder whether everything looks as it should. We help put your mind at rest...

is clamped and cut. The remaining stump will dry-out and blacken and, after 10 to 21 days, drop off. It might look a bit unpleasant, but don’t worry; it isn’t hurting your baby. Try to keep the surrounding area clean and dry. It’s a good idea to fold your

Keep your baby safe from MRSA
By Babyexpert.com on 02/05/2006 12:58:00
Chances of your baby being affected by MRSA - the hospital superbug - are rare.

Only one in every 2,000 newborn baby deaths are linked to the hospital superbug MRSA, while almost 700,000 babies are born safe and well in Britain each year.But if you're worried, there are things you can do to reduce your chances even more

How to look after newborn skin
By Babyexpert.com on 11/02/2010 10:42:00
Your newborn’s skin may be something that you love to touch, but it is also extremely delicate and needs special care. Here is our top-to-toe guide on how to deal with every little bit…

Your newborn’s skin may be something that you love to touch, but it is also extremely delicate and needs special care. WASHING THEIR HAIRUse a shampoo especially for babies (try Babeeze Organic Bath Wash and Shampoo, £6.50, my

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