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Babies in cold weather
It's important to be aware of how much clothing and the type of clothing your baby will need to keep comfortably warm in cold weather.
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Preparing home for when your baby arrives
Bringing your baby home can be an exciting time. From clothes, bedding and car seats, here are a few hints on what you should have ready.
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Understanding baby growth charts
Baby (or infant) growth charts indicate how your baby is growing, recording changes in your baby's length, weight and head circumference.
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Newborn clothes & dressing a newborn | Raising Children Network
How many clothes does a newborn need? And what newborn clothes are best? Get answers to these questions and more in our guide to dressing a newborn.
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Cloth nappies & disposable nappies | Raising Children Network
What nappies should you use for your baby? Our guide takes you through the pros and cons of cloth nappies and disposable nappies to help you decide.
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Dressing baby in the right clothes for bed | Raising Children Network
Babies sleep well when they’re not too hot or cold. Dress babies in enough clothes to keep them warm without blankets, or try a safe infant sleeping bag.
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Safety first - Ngala
Whenyou have children, there are many things to consider
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Cutting baby nails & baby nail care | Raising Children Network
Cutting baby nails is important, because short nails mean babies can’t scratch themselves. It can help to cut baby nails when baby is calm, drowsy or asleep.
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Toys & choosing good toys for kids | Raising Children Network
The best toys for kids spark imagination, creativity and problem-solving skills. Open-ended toys are good for this. You can often make these toys at home.
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Umbilical and baby belly button care | Raising Children Network
The baby belly button is what’s left of the umbilical cord. Keep the umbilical stump clean and dry until it falls off. See a GP if you have any concerns.
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