Naturally, you can feed your baby solely vegetarian food, but it's important that you have the necessary knowledge about such a diet.

There are certain things you always thought you'd know how to handle, like tantrums. But that was a long time ago - before you became the parent of a strong-willed one!

Small children breathe mainly through their nose, so it's especially distressing when they catch a cold. Here are a few tips to ease those days with a blocked nose.

We all know "breast is best" for babies, and that it's recommended we exclusively breastfeed our babies until they're six months old. But if breastfeeding isn't working for you and you feel you need to bottle-feed or supplement with formula, here are some things you should know.

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 are a number of things you can do to create the best conditions for a good night's sleep!

Getting first teeth is a milestone, no doubt about it. For some babies the first teeth pop through without any fuss, while others discover that teething really hurts.

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.

Besides being very convenient, breastfeeding is extremely healthy. It's the best start you can give your child. Breast milk contains all the nutrients your baby needs during the first six months. What's more, it protects your baby against many illnesses. It also feels cosy. There are really no downsides to breastfeeding.

In your arms there is a small human being, wrinkly, red and vulnerable. From top to toe, here are a few things that are useful to know.

First of all, to prevent cot death, put your baby down to sleep on their back. And never smoke around your baby.

It begins with small portions of puréed food. The next step is chewing on more solid food, until eventually, you and your child are eating the same food.