It's that time again! Between week 33 and week 38, your baby will go through another leap. Your little one will learn new skills that make the world suddenly look completely different. These new skills can also cause your…
The 6-month leap is a really intense one. Your baby will have already undergone immense development in the first six months, but from 6 months onwards, the real thinking can begin. Unfortunately, this ‘brain growth spurt’ can cause your...
Almost every parent faces it sooner or later: your baby is having trouble sleeping. Your baby can't find peace, finds it difficult to fall asleep in their cot, or doesn't sleep through the night properly...
The transition from the womb to the outside world is significant. Your baby is used to being held tightly and securely in the womb, where everything happens automatically. Once born, your baby will need to adapt enormously to the new living environment. Your baby…
The 4-month leap has a big impact on your baby's sleep patterns. So much so, that there's a term for it: the 4-month sleep regression. What's going on with your little one? And what can you, as a parent, do to…
The busy month of December is full of holidays and activities. Very cosy of course, but secretly also very tiring. Especially if you're celebrating the holidays for the first time this year with a (newborn) baby. Read handy tips in this article to…
Nobody can prepare 100% for parenthood. Raising a child is possibly the biggest project in your life and everyone starts it inexperienced. You're a parent overnight and you learn a tremendous amount…
Weaning from swaddling can be a huge challenge. Your baby is used to feeling secure and may struggle to find calm without the swaddle. In many cases, the sleepless nights – the very reason you started swaddling! – return immediately…
If your baby is restless during sleep, you are often advised to swaddle them. Unfortunately, you have to stop swaddling as soon as your baby can roll over, and then you are often back where you started. Many parents…
Cold weather means extra attention to temperature when your baby goes to sleep. You want to prevent your baby from getting cold, but did you know that many people actually overdress their baby in the winter? Read on…
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