We found out that It is not necessary to use wipes to wipe your baby down during every nappy change. Urine rarely irritates the skin and disposable nappies are very absorbent limiting the amount of urine that comes into contact with your baby’s skin.
The top 5 baby toys and baby products needed for newborn baby and mum.
While painting is a lot of fun, it's also important to ensure the paint your child uses is non-toxic and suitable for their age. Baby and toddler skin can be much more susceptible to chemicals and oils so it's important you choose a safe, non-toxic paint made especially for children.
To change a baby boy’s nappy without peeing I open up the nappy by tearing up the sides of the nappy. Before changing the nappy, I give the area some quick exposure to the air (3 to 5 seconds max) before popping the nappy over him again for a few...
Babies can experience constipation at certain times due to their under developed digestive systems which are still learning to digest milk and food outside the womb. If your baby seems uncomfortable and upset due to being constipated, there are a few things you can do to help baby’s poop speed...
Babies at 3 months are learning to observe objects and their surroundings. It is an exciting time as you can look for toys that help develop their mental and physical skills. At this age, babies are starting if not already reaching and grasping for things. Choose toys that are visually...
They are often thrown around, scattered around the house, dropped on restaurant floors, taken to playgrounds and left at kindy or nursery. You often wonder what kind of germs are lurking on these toys, especially when babies love putting everything in their mouths.
Wood being more durable can endure rough play, especially for babies as they will often bash them around. Having toys that can last longer and be handed down is not only special, it can save you lots of time and money!
Are Wooden Toys safe for Babies? This is something you probably never thought about until you've had a baby. Yes! Wooden toys can most definitely be safer for your baby. They are a great choice for parents looking to avoid chemicals such as BPA, PVC or phthalates commonly found in plastics.
