Birth to two years

Here’s what you need to know about infant crying, why it happens, and how to respond.

Teething and teeth: helping your baby through the early stages

Vaccinations are one of the most important ways to protect your baby from serious illnesses. The NHS offers a comprehensive immunisation schedule starting from just eight weeks old, designed to shield children from potentially life-threatening diseases.

When you're feeling tired, being active may seem like the last thing you want to do. But regular activity for you and your baby can relax you both, support and maintain good health.

Your baby will have their own pattern of waking and sleeping, and it's unlikely to be the same as other babies you know. Find advice on baby sleeping habits and routines.

When choosing a new child seat, it is essential to ensure that it fits in your car (or cars if you use it in more than one) and is suitable for your child's weight and height.

Familiarise yourself with basic first aid skills to be able to act in the case of an accident or if your child becomes unwell.

Young children don't have an understanding of danger and so there are a few key steps you should implement around your home to ensure their safety.

Help children and young people stay safe online.

Bathing your baby is more than just a routine - it’s a special opportunity to nurture, bond, and care for them in a calm and loving way.

Positive emotional health prevents mental ill health