We know there’s a lot to think about when organising what to buy for your baby, as well as making sure you look your best, so to make life easier, Next has launched the Baby Boutique. The online one-stop shop is for all new mums and mums-to-be and

Next Changing Satchel £20, next.co.uk/babyboutique You’ll need a sturdy changing bag with lots of space for everything, plus it’ll become your new handbag once your baby has arrived. So you’ll want one you’ll enjoy carrying around every day

Labour is over and your gorgeous new baby is in your arms. But what now? Here's what to expect for the first 48 hours (or so) with your new baby .What to expect after giving birth

The prospect of getting those little newborn arms and legs into clothes can be daunting. But it’ll become easier with time – which you’ll have plenty of – just be gentle and patient until you both get the hang of it. Warm and cosy Your baby is very

Your little one is beautiful – no question! Remember, though, that brand new babies come with a few unexpected quirks all of their own. Here’s what to expect: When will the umbilical cord drop off? Soon after birth, your baby’s umbilical cord

Evie was the only new entry in the top 10 most popular names for girls registered in 2008, replacing Ella which fell from No9 to No12. Top girls names were as follows:1 Olivia2 Ruby3 Emily4 Grace5 Jessica6 Chloe7 Sophie8 Lily9 Amelia10 EvieWithin the Top 100 boys

You may feel love at first sight for your baby, but for many mums, bonding takes place over the next few days or weeks. Skin-to-skin will help you feel closer to your little one.NEW-MUM TIP: Try not to be too anxious when you pick up your baby

You've carried your baby inside you for nine months, but most new parents are full of nerves about handling their tiny newborn. Here's how to get over those new-mum and dad nerves. Support his head Your baby's head is big and heavy compared with her

ensure the penis is pointing down in the nappy to avoid them passing urine up on the cord. Apart from this cord care is the same for both sexes. Huggies have recently launched the new UCC (Umbilical Cord Care) to its Newborn size one nappies. The new

oxytocin, a “feel-good” hormone, which can trigger a huge rush of love for your newborn. Research suggests that around 60 per cent of mothers bond with their babies immediately after birth.A gradual process But not all new mums feel this way. It happens