Does it feel like your baby has trouble settling down in the evening? Is he or she unhappy most of the time? Try taking things easy for a while and see if that helps.

Do you trickle a bit when you run or sneeze? Is jumping out of the question? Time to do those pelvic floor exercises!

In a way, you're sharing your food with your baby when you are breastfeeding.. So think about what you put on your plate and make sure it's nutritious and varied.

A baby subjected to passive smoking has an increased risk of developing allergy-related diseases, respiratory diseases, infections in the middle ear, colic and cot death (SIDS).

What Doctor Spock said already in 1946 still holds true: The key to Mom’s confidence is: “Trust yourself; you know more than you think you do.”

Most babies spit up often because they have had too much to eat. There are some things you could try to minimise the vomiting.

Which toys and games are best for your child? Of course you want your child to develop properly. But it's ok: you already have everything they need at home.

Dessert is fine as long as it's healthy. Fruit and berries are good but chocolate pudding and ice cream are a different story!

A fever is a sign the body is fighting an infection such as a cold. Here are a few tips for babies running a temperature.

No matter whether it was planned or not, living alone with children has its moments - both positive ones and more tiring ones. Our single parenting experts share their experiences here to help make your day-to-day life easier.

About 72 hours after giving birth, you will find the "baby blues" kick in and you'll experience feelings of sadness and plenty of tears - all the result of changing hormone levels.

Here are a number of things you can do to create the best conditions for a good night's sleep!