.Sun protective suits are great for all over coverage.Sun cream application tips:Hit the key areas: We’re talking noses, shoulders, tops of feet, ears and backs of neck.Don’t scrimp: You need at least half a handful (20ml) to cover a child’s body.Spread it on
to more ear, nose and throat infections. An ideal time to wean him off his dummy is between 6 months to 1 year - by then the risk of cot death has passed.Q Are there any benefits in using a dummy when my baby is awake? A dummy may provide some comfort
herself, then her ears, and then her nose.Join your local library if you haven't done so already and start visiting on a regular basis. Babies are entitled to a library card from birth, and children's libraries have boxes of board books your baby will just
on rhyme and rhythm.Whisper in her ear. Studies show babies of this age are very receptive to what they hear - even though she can't articulate many sounds herself yet, making her aware of the range of sounds your voice can produce is very important.If your
or fever can be anything above 37.8°C. Babies often get a fever after their first immunisations at 2 months. Other causes include a cold, sore throat, ear infection, croup or a virus.A child with a temperature will need plenty of liquids as he will sweat
only describe it as discomfort-certainly nothing to make me cry for drugs. Marcus arrived just after 11am, weighing 8lb 3oz. As he slid out I could feel all the bumps and knobbles of his ears and nose. It was amazing.'Alison adds: I'd definitely go
to flow. Your baby will feed fairly continuously for 10 minutes or so. Support her head by putting your palm behind your baby's shoulders and your index finger and thumb behind each of her ears. Signs of poor sucking include infrequent sucks, pursed lips
partner is tall! Something he's always done when shy or unsure of a person or situation is yank my ear or cheeks to make sure I give him my full attention, and he sucks his top lip furiously. Ooh, sooo cute!' Lukwesa Barnes, 31, mum to Theodore, 18 months.
made sense, too. Sleeping in the day means I'm far better able to cope with Delaney at night. Claire told me I must not give in, so during the first week I heard her words ringing in my ears as I repeatedly took Delaney back to her bed and said Nighty
