Newborn Development

Is anything better than watching your newborn growing and changing every day? Stay on top of your baby's developmental milestones with our comprehensive guide.

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Health Visitor Checks - What to Know About Your Baby’s Reviews

Unveil the role of a health visitor during checks, particularly on the first visit. Pivotal functions at each step throughout your child's growth.

Newborn Development

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Torticollis: Symptoms, Treatment and Diagnosis

Torticollis (wry neck) is when your baby’s head is tilted to one side. Learn how long torticollis lasts, and all about the symptoms, causes and treatment.

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When Do Babies Start Cooing?

Cooing sounds are the first sounds babies make, at around six to eight weeks. Learn more about your baby's first sounds.

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Baby Growth Chart: How to Track Your Baby’s Growth From Birth to 24 Months

Find out how to read baby growth charts and support your child’s development—get simple tips and must-know info in our full guide.

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When, What and How Far Can Newborns See?

From the very beginning, babies use their eyes to start discovering what’s around them! Here’s a look at when and how far newborns can see, when they first recognise colours, and what to expect next.

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Your Newborn Baby's Development and Milestones

What to expect in weeks 1–4 of newborn life: feeding, sleep, nappy changing, growth, development and care tips; all in one handy guide.

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3-Month-Old Baby Development: Getting Into a Groove

Learn about your 3-month-old baby’s milestones, like starting to mimic sounds and expressions, as well as changes in feeding and sleeping habits.

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Baby Reflexes Explained

Dive into the world of newborn reflexes. Discover the responses to stimuli, like the startle and grasp reflex, and learn about your baby's development.