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0-12 month development
Baby poo: Everything you ever wanted to know
Author: Brooke Tasovac
Whether this is your first or second time being a mother, what is happening in your
baby’s digestive system can be a confusing question. It can be difficult for mothers to
tell when things are not normal.
As verified by Dr Scott Dunlop, a consultant paediatrician and the founder and director
of Sydney Paediatrics, many things can affect a baby’s bowel movements. This ranges
from whether breastmilk or formula should be given, through to changes caused by
teething or sickness.
Babies’ bowel movements can differ in colour, odour, consistency, and frequency each
day depending on their diets.

3-4 year development
Teaching manners: More than please and thank you
Author: Armin Brott
Teaching children manners is a process. It is not easy and will take years before your child
masters manners. However, manners become increasingly important around the age of three,
when toddlers begin preschool, start attending playdates and joining the birthday party circuit.
Most parents begin by teaching their children to say “please” and “thank you”. Although this is a
great start, you will need to teach your child how to behave in a variety of settings and
circumstances.
One tactic is to avoid lectures. Instead of engaging in long-winded explanations, use short,
simple sayings such as ‘inside voices’ to get your point across.

2-3 year development
What to do when your child won't nap?
Author: Elizabeth Pantley
In addition to a suitable diet, sleep is an important part of a child's daily routine. Mothers need to
take make nap time a priority, as daily naps help children develop.
Although naps only last in a few hours, they can help make up for any nighttime sleep
shortages. Even a one-hour shortage in overall sleep hours can negatively affect a child. A short
nap can improve a child’s mood and reduce fussiness, crying, whining, and tantrums
However, your toddler can still fight naptime for a variety of reasons, making it difficult for
parents to incorporate sleep into their children’s daily routines.

1-2 year development
Home-made food is best for baby
Author: Fiona Purdon
In this day and age, Ready-to-eat (RTE) foods for children are increasingly diverse with
reasonable prices. However, the abuse of additives, as well as food hygiene and safety issues
are of special concern to mothers.
Moreover, with the growing problems of childhood obesity and allergies, it is not surprising that
most mothers are joining the trend to return to home-cooked baby food.
Brisbane mums have expressed their opinions and shared their experiences explaining why
they have turned to homemade food for their families. It is not only about choosing the
healthiest option, but also an awesome way to express your love.

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0-12 month development
Babies recognise words at just three days old, study reveals
Author: Suzi Catchpole
A recent study set out to discover how early babies begin to recognise certain words from a continuous stream of language. It was conducted by scientists from four European universities and published in Developmental Science.
It revealed that babies have a natural ability to recognise words, even in their very first days of life.
The study familiarised babies with meaningless words during their first days of life. They were then able to prove that the babies recognised these words using near-Infrared Spectroscopy, a technique that shines a light on brain activity.

1-2 year development
Tips For Keeping Your Child's Teeth Healthy
Author: Mom 365
It is a parents job to instil a proper dental care routine and teach their children how to effectively care for their teeth. And with the ever-increasing price of dental care, caring for your teeth is a real no-brainer.
You should start brushing as early as possible, as soon as the first tooth emerges. And don't be afraid to visit the dentist while your child is young - the earlier the better. Otherwise, insist that your children drink water after they brush their teeth.