Northern Beaches Infant Massage

Infant massage course in Cromer is starting Thursday 28th April. There are still spaces left if you would like to book in. Please email me at [email protected] or call on 0404060459.

Raising Baby With Safer—And Less—Stuff - The Weston A. Price Foundation By John Moody

Sydney hospital's homebirth program exceeds expectations Sydney hospital's homebirth program exceeds expectationsBy Gabriella Rogers • Health Reporter8:52pm Nov 11, 2021 Tweet Facebook Mail A home birth program at a Sydney public hospital is delivering outstanding results after data was analysed over three years.The program, which began in 2018, enables...

Fifteen years of research shows that sleep training for babies can cause them more distress True responsive care means adjusting to what babies need

Babies need to be held whenever they fuss — and not just because they’re sweet and cuddly and their hair smells like heaven. It turns out there’s a ton of research out there to back up the claim that you literally cannot spoil a baby. In fact, holding your baby is actually vital for their health and development. 💛

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Researchers Reveal Kids Who Get More Hugs Have More Developed Brains Hugs are good for your children! They do more than provide comfort. Research reveal that the hug hormone aids brain development.

Staring into a baby’s eyes puts her brain waves and yours in sync Brain waves line up when adults and babies lock eyes.

Why I’ll Lie With My Son To Fall Asleep For As Long As He Needs Me To - Raised Good Have you been told not to lay with your children as they fall asleep? Me too! Here's why I ignore the advice and continue to lay by my son's side.