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NBB Question from anon:
Is this a positive test? I am 2 days late for my period. ... See moreSee less
In case anyone needs this reminder when it comes to bedtime tonight 🤗
Via talkin.sleep ... See moreSee less
When it comes to newborn babies, the advice is usually to choose cotton wool and cooled boiled water to cleanse their skin. Cotton is pure, natural, and non-irritating, unlike many baby wipes.
It’s not necessarily the most efficient way though, is it? How many cotton wool balls does it take to clean that stubborn meconium off a baby’s bottom! 😳
Because these Natural Baby Organic Cleansing Pads are large, textured, and extremely absorbent, there's no running liquids, tackling tiny cotton balls, or any residual fluff left behind. Simply add some cooled, boiled water for a simpler, more effective way to cleanse delicate newborn skin. Read more about their uses and benefits here... ... See moreSee less
Whose baby has tried these yummy Organic Baby Bowls? 😋
Read what this lovely mum thinks of them 👉https://newbornbaby.com.au/review/little-bellies-organic-baby-bowls-review-by-aimee/ ... See moreSee less
NBB Question from Mara:
Hi,
I'm wondering if anyone had experience with Molluscum contagiosum?
Any advice on treatment would be appreciated.
Thanks. ... See moreSee less
NBB question from anon:
Hi, I'm 9 weeks postpartum and was just diagnosed with stage two bladder prolapse. I have been given a physio program to help get things back to where they need to be, but have also been told I can't exercise (beyond walking a small amount a day), and I have no idea how long the recovery process might be.
I have a 3 year old who loves to run around, jump, and dance with me - all things I'm no longer able to do. For anyone who's been through this before - how long did it take you to be able to get back to normal life?
With older kids - how did you find ways to play with them when you couldn't be physically active?
Finally, were you able to have a non cesarean birth with following pregnancies? ... See moreSee less
What does it mean to be a responsive parent?
There’s always going to be a debate about which is the right and wrong way to parent, but if we cut through all the different parenting approaches and philosophies, the bottom line is this: as parents, all we want is happy and healthy children that grow into happy and healthy adults. Read more... ... See moreSee less
NBB Question from Alix:
I’d like to know how other mothers handle lactose overload? My 4wo has all the symptoms - green explosive poo, gassy, only feeds for 10 or so minutes, colicky signs. Thanks!
Also, she’s gained 1kg since birth, has 12-15 wet nappies in 24hr and 5-7 soiled nappies. (More lactose overload symptoms) How do others handle it? ... See moreSee less
NBB Question from Jane:
Hi all, my baby shower is coming up soon and my friends have suggested they put in for a breast pump. I’m looking for recommendations on a cost effective but good electric breast pump. Any suggestions? Thanks x ... See moreSee less
NBB Question from Amanda:
10 months ago my baby was delivered via emergency c-section and since then my scar gives me a lot of grief. Not only is it raised (keloid scar) and still pretty red (discoloured) it also gives me pain when doing day to day things like walking and working out. Over the last few months I noticed that it sunk too. My GP says it can be normal but I can’t accept this and need to do something.
I was reading that adhesions can form after major surgery which can also cause secondary infertility. We wanted to start trying for baby no 2 in a few months but at this stage I can’t imagine going through another pregnancy with this discomfort and I’m scared that other complications might occur. Since giving birth I also struggle with bloating and a fair bit of wind which I never had like this before. I wonder what’s going on and if someone else has had a similar recovery. Does anyone else have adhesions and if so what did you do about it? Did it stop you from falling pregnant again? Also any advise on keloid scars would be great. I don’t care what my scar looks like but the discomfort is doing my head in. ... See moreSee less
NBB Question from Jodie:
At what age do babies stretch out night sleeps? ... See moreSee less
🥳 Save 30-50% off NUK Temperature Control Bottles, Soothers, Teats & Sippy Cups at the Woolworths Baby & Toddler event – on sale now! ðŸƒâ€â™€ï¸
The NUK First Choice+ Anti Colic Baby Bottle with Temperature Control includes a thermometer like indicator that helps identify if the contents of the bottle is too hot by changing colour.
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NBB question from Sana:
Hi, my son’s head is bit bigger than normal babies in his age range. He just turned 6 months. I have shown our paediatrician and his had a head ultrasound everything seems normal. I recently went to a orthopaedic and he said that I need to keep an eye on his head as it seems a bit flat from the end. Can anyone give some suggestions of what I should do to prevent it getting flat even further.
I have recently purchased a memory foam wedged pillow for him so I can lie him on his side in alternating from right and left n vis versa.
Also giving him more tummy time should help.
Anyone used a helmet or anything to support head development?
TIA ... See moreSee less
This little cutie is enjoying her Little Bellies Australia & New Zealand organic baby bowls 💖💖💖
The new range features 6 variants, and includes four Simple Spoonfuls flavours (suitable from 6+ months) and two Tasty Textures flavours (suitable from 7+ months).
Read our review âž¡ï¸ bit.ly/387hm8b... See moreSee less
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