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The Dos and Don’ts to Manage Chickenpox – and Relieve the Dreaded Itch
A usually mild illness that's a rite of passage for most kids - but how can we relieve the itch and keep them comfortable?
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Tiny Teeth, Big Smiles: Tips to Help Teach Your Toddler to Brush!
Get your toddler smiling with confidence by teaching them good brushing habits early on – and have fun doing it!
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Childcare in the UK: A Costly Burden for Mums?
What are the challenges faced by mothers in the UK with regards to balancing work and family responsibilities, including the high cost of childcare and the motherhood penalty?
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Should you make the switch to cloth nappies and reusable wipes?
This article explains the benefits of switching to cloth nappies and reusable wipes, including environmental impact reduction, cost-effectiveness, and gentle care for a baby's skin, with quotes from experts and links to UK-based companies that offer sustainable baby products.
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Nursery v Childminder: Choosing the Best Option for Your Child
Choosing between a childminder and a nursery ultimately comes down to personal preference, with childminders offering more personalised care and flexibility, while nurseries provide a wider range of resources and opportunities for social interaction
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The Toddler’s Guide to Dentists: Why UK Mums Should Take Their Little Ones for a Tooth-some Time!
Worried about taking your toddler to the dentist? Don't be! Our latest article covers the latest dental research, expert quotes, and tips from happy mums on why taking your little one to the dentist is a must for good oral health.
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Five tips to gently getting your baby to sleep
In this article, we share five tips for parents to help their baby fall asleep peacefully without resorting to cry-it-out methods. From establishing a consistent bedtime routine to creating a sleep-conducive environment and using gentle sleep training methods, these techniques will help your little one sleep soundly while nurturing your bond. So if you're a parent looking for effective ways to help your baby sleep, check out this article and rest easy knowing you don't have to leave your baby to cry.
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I Don’t Have ‘Backups’ For My Children’s Comforters, and Here’s Why
I'm not a monster, I promise! Hear me out... I have three children (aged ten, seven and two), and have encouraged all of them to have a comforter of sorts, mostly to help them settle to sleep because that's what…