3 to 6 months physical development
Three to six months is an exciting time in your child's physical development as they learn to roll over and more!
The con of controlled crying
Is controlled crying effective, or just cruel? Can controlled crying cause your baby long-term damage? Kidspot New Zealand
Could My Baby Be Teething?
Is your baby teething? Find out more about the signs of teething the the different treatment options available for your baby.
Six reasons why tummy time is essential
Tummy time is essential for babies' development, hand-eye co-ordination and head control. More reasons why tummy time for babies is essential. Kidspot NZ
4 to 7 months baby communication
Did you know that having "babbling" conversations with your baby is actually an important part of encouraging their communication development.
Preparing, cooking and storing baby food
Making baby food for your baby is easy to do. Get baby advice about cooking, preparing and storing homemade baby food your baby will love.
Soy Formula
Find out what you need to know about soy formula and what the World Health Organisation says about giving soy formula to your baby.
How to Wean: First Solid Foods
While it may be tempting to start with a flourish, the best way to tackle solids is slowly and methodically.
Birthmarks
Most babies are born with some type of discoloration on their skin - the majority of these disappear on their own in the months after birth, though occasionally, they increase in size before disappearing. Birthmarks are those marks on the skin that are permanent and may not fade for some time, if at all.
Dropping the night feed
Phasing out the night feed to help your baby sleep longer at night. Tips to reduce night feeding. Find more on Kidspot New Zealand.
Baby eyesight
Follow the development of your baby's eyesight, from birth to 12 months.
Attachment parenting
With attachment parenting you can discover what works best – and what doesn’t work at all - for you and your baby.
Signs Of Tiredness
Learn how to recognise the signs that your baby is tired so you can get them to bed before they become overtired!
Breastfeeding positions
Learning to breastfeed your baby successfully may mean that you need to learn different breastfeeding positions so you can find one that works best for you. Get breastfeeding advice and support to make breastfeeding successful.
Breastfeeding and biting
Breastfeeding babies often try experiementing with biting while breastfeeding. Get baby advice and breastfeeding tips to tackle breastfeeding and biting.
The ultimate guide to your newborn’s first week at home
The first week home with your newborn baby can be a shock for new parents. Learn how to survive the early weeks with newborn babies in Kidspot's New Zealand's newborn family health section.
Is your baby getting enough breastmilk
It's often the most prominent worry for new parents, but finding out if your baby is well-nourished isn't as hard as you think.
6 to 9 months social and emotional development
By six to nine months your baby may start responding to her name and getting anxious when people leave her sight
Breastfeeding and sore nipples
Breastfeeding: sore nipples. Sore, cracked, tender nipples are part of breastfeeding - it's sad, but true. There are steps you can take, to help with sore nipples and keep breastfeeding on track.
Baby Play Ideas
Find ideas for playing with baby to have fun together and aid their development.
How To Dress Your Baby For Summer
Dressing your baby during summer means rethinking the need for hats and socks. Find out what summer clothes are appropriate when dressing baby this summer.
Dehydration and sun stroke
Understand the signs of dehydration and sunstroke in your children and baby.
Pain relief for sick babies and toddlers
Caring for sick children is hard work particularly when they are young. Learn about pain relief for sick kids and understand what analgesics such as paracetamol and ibuprofen do to control fever and pain in children. Kidspot New Zealand
Breast milk supply
Breast milk supply find out the signs of knowing if your baby is getting enough milk as your body adjusts to producing milk to meet your babys growing needs.
Breast care
Breast care - find information on breast care for breastfeeding mums. If you are suffering from sore breasts during breastfeeding find out solutions here
9 to 12 months physical development
Find out what you can do to encourage your child's physical development from nine to 12 months and the developmental milestones you might see.
0 to 3 months social and emotional development
Find out what to expect from your child's social and emotional development within the first three months of their life, and how to encourage them to reach milestones.
Storing and using expressed breast milk
Find out what you need to know before storing or using your expressed breast milk.
Your premature baby
Discover more about your premature baby and premature birth in Kidspot New Zealand's comprehensive family health section.