Articles and Advice: Your Baby 0-6 Months
Month-by-Month: Your Baby's First Year
Read moreDiaper Decoder
Who knew baby poop could be so shocking? With so many different colours and consistencies, you might be wondering what’s normal and what’s not.
Read moreWeaning baby off breast milk and introducing baby formula
Like all stages in child development, – and motherhood – weaning age varies from one baby to another. Whether it’s the mother or child who begins the process, various factors affect weaning: the child’s age and temperament, the mother’s feelings and the approach used.
Read moreWhen should I feed my baby?
Whether breastfeeding or bottle feeding, be sure to feed your baby on demand and not according to the clock.
Read moreTeething
In normal child development, babies generally get their first tooth—usually a lower middle one—anytime between the ages of 4 and 7 months. But don't worry if your baby doesn't show any teeth during this period. Once your baby begins teething, the gums around the new teeth will be swollen and tender. Teething may occasionally cause mild irritability. If you are concerned about your baby’s teething, contact your baby health care provider.
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