There are many reasons why your baby is crying when you’re simply trying to feed him. Here are a few things to try to help calm him.

Every time your baby fusses or cries, he is using his body language to try to communicate to you that something is not working for him right

As a new parent, it can be quite overwhelming when it comes to knowing how to care for your child's genitalia. Our Paediatrician Dr Lexi...

Sending your child off to childcare for the first time is quite frankly daunting ... especially if you have had 11-12 months of...

Feeling frustrated by your baby pushing and arching away from you when you try to breastfeed? Does he start tugging at the breast and...

Asthma is common among children affecting around 1 in 4 children during childhood. The good news is that, while there is no cure for...

As a parent seeing your little one get vaccinated can be hard. Our GP Expert, Dr Andrew McDonald, shares his tips and tricks on how best...

Two mothers, Sandra and Hilary, have been on a journey that they never expected and are here to share their stories in the hopes of...

Breastfeeding is a natural way of providing nutrition to your baby, but sometimes you may not always be able to breastfeed your baby...

When planning a family holiday with a baby, an important thing to consider is how your travel plans will affect your child’s sleep...

Your baby needs a variety of food textures and practice before they can eat the same food as the rest of the family. Including a variety...

What is hand, foot and mouth disease? Hand Foot and Mouth Disease is a really common viral infection in kids. It is caused by one of the...

Many children, teenagers and adults experience Allergic Rhinitis (commonly known as hayfever) in Australia. What is hay fever? Hayfever...

What is lactose intolerance? Lactose intolerance occurs when the lining of the intestine (bowel and gut) has been damaged. This damage is...

Eczema is very common from infancy to adolescence. It is often itchy and uncomfortable for both the child and frustrating for the...

Quick, without looking it up, what’s the opposite of nocturnal? We all know what nocturnal means, right? Animals that sleep during the...

Did you know that there are many kinds of ear infections requiring different treatments? Which type of ear infection is your child...

With winter here, it is a good time to stock your medicine cabinet. Here are GP Expert Dr Bill Bateman outlines his must-have supplies,...

It is really common and normal for babies to be born with or develop a flat spot on their heads. This flat spot is called Deformational...

As parents, there is nothing harder than your little one being unsettled and not sleeping, it's so exhausting. We asked our Sleep Expert...