11 Guides
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Evidence-based basics for new parents — each guide names its sources. Always follow your own doctor’s advice.
Suitable for: For parents of 0–2 year-olds
Featured guides
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Your Newborn’s Day
What a typical newborn day looks like — lots of feeding, sleeping and nappy changes.
Ages 0–2
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Safe Sleep
The simple rules that reduce the risk of sleep-related infant deaths.
Ages 0–2
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Feeding Basics
What global health guidance says about feeding in the first two years.
Ages 0–2
How these guides are written
Each guide summarises advice from recognised health bodies such as the WHO, the American Academy of Pediatrics, NICE and the CDC. They are general information, not medical advice, and cannot replace your paediatrician or health worker.
What can children learn?
- Safe routines for newborns
- Recognising when to get help
- Play, talk and bonding
- Everyday safety at home
All guides
Your Newborn’s Day
What a typical newborn day looks like — lots of feeding, sleeping and nappy changes.
Ages 0–2
Safe Sleep
The simple rules that reduce the risk of sleep-related infant deaths.
Ages 0–2
Feeding Basics
What global health guidance says about feeding in the first two years.
Ages 0–2
Bathing Your Baby
How to bath a baby safely and calmly.
Ages 0–2
Hygiene and Handwashing
The simplest, most effective way to protect a baby from germs.
Ages 0–2
Tummy Time
Why babies need supervised time on their tummies while awake.
Ages 0–2
Talking With Your Baby
How everyday back-and-forth conversation supports early development.
Ages 0–2
Developmental Milestones
What milestones are — and why it is fine to ask early if you are worried.
Ages 0–2
Play and Reading Together
Simple, screen-free ways to play and read with babies and toddlers.
Ages 0–2
Home and Travel Safety
Everyday safety steps for babies and toddlers at home and in the car.
Ages 0–2
Fever, Vaccines and When to Call the Doctor
Key warning signs, and why following the vaccine schedule matters.
Ages 0–2
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Frequently asked questions
Is this medical advice?
No. These are general, sourced guides. For anything about your own baby’s health, speak to a doctor or health worker.
When should I seek urgent help?
If your baby has trouble breathing, is unusually drowsy or floppy, or is under 3 months with a temperature of 38°C or more, seek urgent medical care.
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