Crying is the way babies communicate, and it can be hard to know what they need. Use these tips to learn why babies cry and to help sooth them.

Shaking your baby can cause serious brain damage. Find out what happens if you shake your baby and what to do if your baby does not stop crying.

Babies can swallow air when they’re crying or feeding. They can get rid of wind by burping or passing wind. Learn more about how to burp your baby.

Introducing your pets to your baby can be exciting and stressful. Having a plan can help make the transition smooth and safe for your pets and new baby.

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

Baby monitors and sensors can alert you when your baby cries, but they shouldn't be your only safety measure. Learn more about them here.

From 4 months, your baby should have more control over what they do. They should hear, touch and see better and will be starting to move around much more.

Camping out is a sleep technique that allows parents or carers to gradually teach babies who are at least 6 months to fall asleep by themselves.

Bringing your baby home can be overwhelming, especially for new parents. Discover health checks and support services to help during those early weeks.

At 5 months, your baby is growing and developing quickly. They may soon sit on their own, prepare for solid foods and language skills.