Your baby's first steps is one of the most exciting and memorable milestones in your child’s development.

Baby walkers and exercise jumpers can delay walking development and can be dangerous – the Australian Government and other health and safety professionals don’t recommend them.

Caring for children's feet starts from birth. Find out more about how to look after your child's feet and how to keep them in tiptop condition.

Your baby is starting to put on fat and muscle and as your baby grows, your centre of gravity will shift, so you might find that you are starting to walk differently and maybe even a little clumsy.

Sleepwalking can be a fairly common sleep disorder in young children. Find out more about sleepwalking.

Some young children suffer from sleeping problems, such as sleepwalking, insomnia, night terrors and teeth grinding.

Hip dysplasia is a problem with how a baby’s hip is developing. Find out more about the symptoms, diagnosis and treatment including using a Pavlik harness.

Your body can change in many ways during pregnancy and after you have given birth, but there are ways you can help your body recover and get used to the new you.

At 9 months, your baby will be developing their personality. They will form stronger attachments with people, preferring some over others.

Find out about some of the common myths you may hear or read about young babies.