"Will she accept our new baby?"
Expert tips on how to help children get used to their new brother or sister
When a new sibling arrives on the scene, it can be hard for your child to adjust. NSPCC parenting advisor Eileen Hayes has some reassuring advice for one concerned couple who are worried about how their 15-month old daughter will cope with the arrival of their new baby.
"We have to remember to praise good behaviour"
One month after taking up the 'Your family' Challenge to put a stop to shouting and arguing at home, mum-of-three Nicola tells us how the family’s getting on
"Help us prepare him for school"
The first day in class can be daunting for both you and your child. Clinical psychologist Dr Helen Likierman helps one couple get their son ready
"I want to be a positive parent"
It’s all too easy to lose your rag when dealing with difficult behaviour. NSPCC parenting advisor Eileen Hayes shows mum Claire how to keep her cool and stay positive with her sons
How to massage your baby
Massage can boost your baby’s health in many ways, and it’s also a great way for the two of you to bond
How to keep your baby safe
Follow our expert advice on baby safety and rest assured your baby is secure when she's sleeping, eating, playing, in the car or out in the sun
Coping with a crying baby
Does your baby seem to cry all the time? We’ve got soothing tips for calming babies, plus ways for you to cope with constant crying
Worried about a child?
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Helpline on 0808 800 5000
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