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Safety
As a parent, protecting your baby will be your top priority. We’re here to help you spot all the potential hazards
How to keep your baby safe
Follow our expert advice and rest assured your baby is secure whether she's sleeping, eating, playing or out and about
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How to hold your baby safely
NSPCC parenting advisor Eileen Hayes MBE on safe ways to hold your baby, and why cuddling is so important and shaking is so dangerous
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Development and learning
From tiny newborn to strapping one year old, make the most of every moment as your baby grows and develops
What if you don’t feel right as a new parent?
Finding it really tough as a new parent? These stories and tips from other parents will help you find support for you and your newborn baby
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The first days with your newborn baby
Wondering how you’ll cope when you and your newborn baby get home from hospital? We’ve got lots of helpful tips and advice for new parents
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Behaviour
We’ve got the lowdown on all you need to know, from how to soothe your crying baby to getting him into a routine
Routine and discipline for your new baby
Worried about getting your new baby into a routine or tackling discipline? We're here to help you find your confidence with your newborn baby
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Understanding your baby's behaviour
These six types of baby behaviour are all just part and parcel of growing up
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Children thrive on encouragement so here's a place for you to show off your little stars when they’ve done something brilliant.
Lauren
Lauren has been a great big sister to her baby brother Kyle (8 weeks old)
david
Rose, Elsie
Rose and Elsie tidied their bedroom.
olivia
well done olivia on your excellent school report
