This is the age when you can’t go out of the room without your baby getting worried. It’s time to start playing a lot of peek-a-boo.

A food allergy is usually very easy to spot - your child will get a reaction such as rash or stomach pain. But this may not be a permanent allergy. Luckily, some food intolerances are only temporary.

For the first time since becoming a parent, you're thinking about handing your child over to a babysitter. Do you dare to? Can you?

Most babies spit up often because they have had too much to eat. There are some things you could try to minimise the vomiting.

It's your baby who gets breastfeeding started - by having an appetite. It's as easy as that. All you need to do to start breastfeeding is put your baby on your breast. Well, almost.

As a parent, seeing your baby cry is painful. For the most part, they simply want to be close, if they're not hungry. So here are 15 tips for comforting a sad little baby.

Dessert is fine as long as it's healthy. Fruit and berries are good but chocolate pudding and ice cream are a different story!

What can you do if your child will only eat one thing, or if they won't eat anything at all? The best advice is to keep your cool. Don't make a big deal out of it if your child is fussy or flatly refuses to eat.

A common question concerning breastfeeding is how long and how often mothers should breastfeed. Your baby will probably have very strong opinions on this, and it's wise to follow their lead.

Whoops, the milk's leaking out. It makes a mess and your breasts feel taut and tight. Here are some tips for dealing with too much milk.

Cradle cap is a thick layer of brownish/yellowish scales made up of dead skin cells and grease. Cradle cap is not dangerous, but it can take time to get rid of, so it's best to prevent it from happening in the first place.

Here is some down-to-earth wisdom from other parents: