Bottle feeding is often presented as a fairly technical job. Choose the milk, sterilise the equipment, work out how much your baby should have, and keep an eye on how many millilitres disappear from the bottle. All of those practical things have their place. But...

You know your baby is tired. They were yawning ten minutes ago, rubbing their eyes and starting to become a little less cheerful about life. You begin settling them, expecting sleep to follow. Instead, they suddenly seem to have discovered a second career. They...

If your baby wakes frequently, needs help falling asleep or wants you close at night, sooner or later somebody will probably suggest sleep training. Sometimes it is presented as one possible option. More often, it sounds like a developmental necessity: your baby needs...

Few baby sleep topics become polarised as quickly as bedsharing. You may have been told that you should never bring your baby into your bed, under any circumstances. Or you may have heard the opposite: that sleeping beside your baby is biologically normal and...

Few baby sleep objects attract quite as much judgement as the dummy. Some parents are warned never to introduce one because it will interfere with breastfeeding. Others are told they should introduce one because it reduces the risk of SIDS. Then, once the baby likes...