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NBB question from Lexi:
Hi, is it normal for a 6months old baby not to roll from back to tummy yet? My baby will be 6months old in a few days however, he does not roll over from back to tummy yet. He was rolling to his side at 4months and from tummy to back to at exactly 5months. He seems like not trying to do it. When did others do it?
NBB Question from Michelle:
Hi all, looking for recommendations 😊
I’m nearly due with second baby and looking for a new pram. Currently have steelcraft strider signature but wanting something more lightweight that folds down in one assembly (currently have to remove seat to fold the frame). 2 y/o no longer uses pram so happy with single option. Any suggestions?
As parents, we’re often told not to overstimulate a baby in the early months because it will lead to fussiness and sleep issues. However, this lack of sensory input usually results in a grumpy baby, which can make life challenging for parents. Being stuck within the same four walls with an unhappy bub is no fun for anyone! So how much sensory stimulation does a baby need? See link...
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NBB Question from Kelly:
Hi everyone,
Just wondering if anyone else has had issues with huggies newborn nappies and their little boys wetting through?? My little one is only 10 days old but most nights I have to do a full change because the nappy has wet through. I do make sure his little member is facing down and make sure the nappies are fairly tight but I can’t think of anything else...any tips?
NBB Question from Penny:
Hi, my newborn likes to constantly feed and wondering if she is just comfort feeding and should I introduce her to a dummy so I can give myself some relief. When did others introduce a dummy?
NBB question from Dee:
Hi mums, i am wondering if any of you have experienced external and internal haemorrhoids and bleeding after giving birth? How long did it take you to heal and what treatments have you used? Have the creams prescribed by your gp helped or have you used some alternative treatment?
I've heard that for some women unfortunately it doesnt go away and they experience this problem for life.
NBB question from Gab:
Hi! I have a question please. I was told that newborns aren't supposed to be moisturised unless they have really dry skin or dermatitis..cos it's not good to use products on their skin. I was also told to just use water only for baths. Now that my baby is 4 months, can I use any products such as moisturiser or bath washes?
NBB Question from Melissa:
My question isn’t quite new born related. However, my son turns one this week and I’m unsure when and how to transition to cow’s milk and when to give this to him. Still the same amount of bottles a day or do I cut some out? How much milk do they have? Is it the same amount as formula?
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We celebrate a newborn baby’s first smile, the little coo sounds they start making, and their first laugh in those early months. But, let’s not forget about all of the incredible milestones mummas go through as they transition into the world of parenthood.
Mothers are made, not born.
Sometimes we can be so busy and focused on our beautiful new baby that we forget to notice, let alone be proud of, our own firsts. Let's take a few minutes to savour each one.
What can we add to this list of mumma firsts?
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To help parents find the best baby bottle for their little one, we asked this Newborn Baby community for the brands they use and love. Here they are in no particular order, and for every budget...
NBB Question from Beth:
Hi, my 6 week-old has started crying a lot in the afternoon/evenings. He seems really uncomfortable with terrible wind. Could this be colic? Does anyone have any tips for this? Thank you everyone.
NBB Question from anon:
Hi, I'm after any advice and tips to help my 3mo sleep longer stints of a night. Currently goes down at 8ish and wakes at 11.30ish which is the only decent stint as then wakes every hour there after and up at 5am.
Also not a great napper through the day so I find it very hard to get more than 3 or 4 hours sleep a day.
We are breastfeeding but have even tried a formula bottle after last feed to help sleep longer but makes no difference. Thanks.
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