Tag Archives: parents

Many parents tend to focus on general paediatric care and, in the process, may sometimes overlook their children’s eye care. Our previous article discussed myopia, a prevalent eye condition that can cause blurred distance vision. Its progression can lead to serious… Continue Reading >

  In the ever-evolving world of children’s toys, discovering one that seamlessly blends education, creativity, and delightful surprises in a single package is a rare gem. Little Live Pets – My Puppy’s Home is a heartwarming addition to the range… Continue Reading >

Dr Jane Williams and Dr Tessa Grigg In the past few years there have been lots of media articles warning us about the escalating numbers of children who are inactive, overweight and risk long-term health problems. Furthermore, children who are… Continue Reading >

Trampolines have become a go-to choice for families seeking exciting and active outdoor experiences for their children. But what about safety? While it’s natural to have concerns, rest assured that when used responsibly and with proper precautions, trampolines offer more… Continue Reading >

Many parents instinctively work out that they can settle their new baby though gentle movement. Yes, that is why you sway in the supermarket queue even when you don’t have the baby with you!! So why do babies like movement… Continue Reading >

By Kelly Martin, Certified Infant and Young Child Sleep Consultant   A tale as old as time would have to be “it takes a village” to raise a child. We’ve heard it. We’ve seen it. And for many of us,… Continue Reading >

World Breastfeeding Week, an annual global campaign, is set to take place from August 1 to 7, 2023. This year’s theme, “Enabling Breastfeeding: Making a Difference for Working Parents,” highlights the importance of supporting breastfeeding mothers and creating conducive environments… Continue Reading >

New Australian research has revealed that 77% of new parents feel judged by others based on their baby’s ability to sleep through the night. Of parents who reported feeling judged, one in two (48%) admitted to telling white lies about… Continue Reading >

  Raising a newborn is an incredible journey filled with a whirlwind of new experiences. From the moment they enter our lives, we’re catapulted into a world of learning and new information we never knew existed.. From trying to best… Continue Reading >

Dr Jane Williams, Dr Tessa Grigg and Bindy Cummings   Primitive reflexes are on our minds as Dr Jane and Dr Tessa attend a conference in London with a focus on ‘Movement and Cognition’. The conference participants understand that if… Continue Reading >