You may feel nervous when you first cut your newborn baby's tiny nails. Read on for tips for cutting their fingernails and toenails with confidence.

Find out what cosmetic procedures and beauty treatments are safe during pregnancy and while you are breastfeeding.

Hand, foot and mouth disease is a common viral illness mainly affecting children under 10 years old but sometimes affecting older children and adults.

Find out about the toxic products you should try to avoid during pregnancy. Are they dangerous? And what should you do if you’re exposed?

Find out about teeth grinding and clenching (called bruxism) in children, including signs of teeth grinding and available treatments.

By week 22, some parts of your baby’s body are fully formed, while some women experience Braxton Hicks contractions about now.

By week 14, your baby’s organs have formed, their face is becoming more recognisable, and you may be feeling more energetic.

By week 15, your baby may be able to respond to sound and light, while you are gaining weight and your skin and hair are changing.

During week 11, you might have your first ultrasound and see your baby for the first time.

Diabetes is rare in children under 5 years, but it is serious. Here's how to spot symptoms of diabetes and manage the condition in young children.