The Magic of Skin-to-Skin: Why Cuddles Matter Most

Discover the powerful benefits of skin-to-skin contact with your newborn—from better sleep and brain development to stronger bonding and easier feeding. Every cuddle counts.

Your Baby's First Poop: What Meconium Tells You

Discover what your baby's first poop — meconium — can reveal about their health. Learn what’s normal, what to watch for, and how to handle those first messy diaper changes.

Faces in Focus: Why Baby Prefers Yours Over a Toy

Why your baby prefers your face over toys: Discover how face recognition fuels emotional bonding, brain growth, and visual development.

Baby Babble Begins: What Those New Sounds Really Mean

From coos to giggles: Learn how your baby's sounds evolve in the first 20 weeks, laying the foundation for language and social connection.

The Grip Reflex: Holding On and Letting Go

From reflex to intention: Discover how your baby's grasp evolves during the first 20 weeks—from instinctive clutching to purposeful holding.

Emotional Echoes: How Baby Reacts to Your Face and Mood

Your baby begins reading your emotions from day one. Learn how emotional bonding and responsiveness evolve in the first 20 weeks of life.

Little Explorer: Baby's First Movements Toward Mobility

Movement begins long before crawling. Discover how your baby builds head control, core strength, and coordination in weeks 1–20.

Drool and Discovery: Teething Signs You Didn't Expect

Teething starts long before the first tooth appears. Learn to spot subtle signs between weeks 8–20 and comfort your baby through early changes.

Voice Recognition: When Baby Knows It's You

Your baby begins recognizing your voice before birth—and by 20 weeks, they respond in ways that deepen your bond and support emotional growth.

Grasping the World: Baby's First Toys and How to Choose Them

From reflexive grasping to purposeful reaching—discover the best toys to support your baby’s fine motor development from weeks 1 to 20.

The 3-Month Shift: Why This Stage Feels Like a Leap

At 3 months, babies become more alert, vocal, and active. Learn how to support this big developmental leap—sleep changes and all!

Baby Massage: Gentle Touch for Growth and Comfort

Baby massage supports bonding, digestion, sleep, and body awareness. Learn gentle techniques for weeks 1–20 to soothe and connect.

Nap Maps: Understanding Daytime Sleep Needs

Your baby’s nap needs change rapidly in the first 20 weeks. Learn how to adapt and spot sleep cues for better rest and easier routines.

Foot Focus: Why Babies Love Their Toes

Toe-grabbing isn’t just cute—it’s a key sign of your baby’s growing brain and body awareness. Learn how this milestone supports development.

Soundscapes for Baby: Music, Nature, and Calm Environments

From the womb to the nursery, sound shapes your baby’s brain and emotions. Discover how to create a soundscape that nurtures and connects.

The Power of Smell: How Babies Know Their Parents

Your baby knows your scent from birth. Discover how smell shapes bonding, comfort, and connection before words or sight ever do.

Your Baby's First Books: Why Reading Starts Early

Reading to your baby boosts brain development, language skills, and bonding—starting from day one. Discover how and why it matters.

Breath Watching: Understanding Your Baby's Breathing Patterns

Understand your newborn's breathing patterns—what’s normal, what’s not, and when to seek help. Reassurance for concerned parents.

Soothing Strategies: Finding What Calms Your Baby

Learn proven techniques to soothe a crying baby—from swaddling to babywearing—and understand what your baby really needs.

Cuddled and Carried: The Science Behind Babywearing

Discover the science behind babywearing — an ancient practice that supports bonding, brain development, and physical health.

Setting the Rhythm: Newborns and Circadian Development

Wondering when your baby will sleep through the night? Learn how newborn circadian rhythms develop and how you can support healthy sleep.

When to start expanding baby the diet

Find out when your baby is ready to start solid foods. Check for signs of readiness, such as stable sitting position, good motor coordination, lack of extrusion reflex, and interest in food.

Why to expand an infant’s diet?

Why expand an infant’s diet? Discover the health and developmental benefits of introducing new foods to your baby’s meals.

Diet expansion, the BLW method

BLW – baby-led weaning method. No purées, just healthy, safe foods and full respect for your baby’s hunger and fullness cues.

Baby nutrition rules

Learn the basics of infant diet expansion: parents decide what the child eats, and the child chooses how and how much. Discover how to introduce new foods without pressure on the order or allergens.

Talking to Baby – How Your Voice Shapes Brain Growth

Your voice is key to your baby's brain development. Learn how talking to your baby, even before they speak, supports language, emotional bonding, and memory

Hands in Motion – Baby’s First Attempts at Grabbing

At 9 weeks, your baby’s hands begin to move with purpose — swatting, reaching, and exploring. Discover how these early motions support motor skills and how you can encourage this exciting stage of development.

Object Exploration - The Magic of Touch and Texture

Your baby’s fascination with touch is a key milestone in their development! Learn how tactile exploration helps build fine motor skills, cognitive abilities, and language, and how to create a sensory-rich environment.

Taste Test - When and How to Introduce Solids

Introducing solids is a major milestone in your baby’s development. Learn how to recognize readiness, choose first foods, and create a positive feeding experience from the very first bite.

Let's Giggle - First Laughs and Social Play

Has your 16-week-old started giggling? This joyful milestone signals a leap in social and emotional development. Discover what makes babies laugh and how to encourage more of those heartwarming giggles.

Singing to Baby – The Power of Repetition and Rhyme

By week 15, your baby responds more to rhythm, melody, and tone. Singing—even off-key—boosts language, memory, and emotional bonding. Discover how music can become a joyful part of your daily routine!

Mirror Play - Baby Sees a Friend in the Reflection

Mirror play is a fun and powerful way to support your 14-week-old’s development! Discover how this simple activity boosts self-awareness, visual skills, coordination, and early social interaction.

Mini Workouts - Helping Baby Roll Over Safely

At 13 weeks, your baby may start showing signs of rolling! Discover how to support their development with safe, simple exercises, tummy time tips, and expert advice to encourage this exciting milestone.

Holding and Sitting - Building Baby's Core Strength

While babies aren't lifting weights, they're building impressive core strength every day, which is essential for sitting, crawling, and walking. Learn how to support your baby's muscle development through play and exploration.

Peekaboo! Early Signs of Memory in Infants

Peekaboo!" is more than just fun—it's a key game in your baby's memory development, teaching them about object permanence. Learn how this milestone impacts cognitive growth and emotional resilience.

Three Months In – Milestones and Magic Moments

Congratulations on reaching 12 weeks! Your baby is becoming more interactive, holding their head up, smiling, and bonding with you. Each milestone is a step in their growth, so enjoy this special time as your little one blossoms.

Growth Spurts – Why Baby Is Suddenly Always Hungry

Has your baby started feeding more, sleeping less, and acting fussier? It could be a growth spurt! Learn the signs, when they happen, and how to support your baby through this rapid development phase.

Sleep Patterns – Day vs. Night Confusion Begins to Fade

Discover how your baby’s sleep patterns evolve by Week 11, with tips on supporting healthy sleep habits. Learn about circadian rhythm development, sleep cues, and simple routines for better nights.

Your Baby’s First Smile – Social Development Begins

Discover the magic of your baby's first social smile — a heartwarming milestone that marks emotional connection and brain development. Learn why it’s more than just cuteness, how it strengthens your bond, and tips to encourage more smiles in early parenthood.

Tummy Time Tips – Building Strength from Day One

Learn why tummy time is essential for your baby’s development. Discover helpful tips on when to start, how to engage your baby, and the benefits of building strength from day one.

The Sounds of New Life – Understanding Baby Cries

Baby crying is a natural way for your newborn to communicate. Learn how to recognize different cries, soothe your baby, and cope with this challenging but temporary phase of early development.

Newborn Reflexes – What Those Tiny Movements Mean

Learn about newborn reflexes and their significance in your baby’s early development. Discover common reflexes like the Moro, rooting, and sucking reflex, and understand how they support survival and growth.

Bonding Time – Skin-to-Skin and Eye Contact in the Early Weeks

Your gentle touch, voice, and gaze help your baby feel safe and loved. Discover the power of bonding in the early weeks of life.

Learning to Read Baby’s Cues – Hunger, Sleep, and Comfort

Learn how to read your baby's cues for hunger, tiredness, and comfort. Discover tips that will help you respond better to your little one's needs.

Welcome to the World – Your Baby’s First Week of Life

Discover what happens in your baby's first week: sleep, feeding, care, and bonding. Learn what to expect and how to support both your newborn and yourself.

The Power of Connection: Bonding with Your Baby in the First Year

How Does the Baby’s Immune System Develop?

Your baby's immune system develops in the womb – learn how it gets ready to protect them after birth!

What can a child eat up to 1 year of age?

Discover what a child can eat in the first year of life. Our article on infant nutrition provides practical tips, from breastfeeding to introducing solid foods. A healthy diet for infants is key to their healthy development!

Play Activities Supporting Child Development Up to 3 Months

You will find practical tips for parents here, and you will learn why building an emotional bond with your child from the first days is so important. Discover the key stages of development and the benefits of play for your little one.