Author: Edvin Persson

Parenting Advice

Five Questions parents ask in our Daisy First Aid classes And the answers!

While most incidents are small, knowing what to do in those first crucial minutes can make a huge difference. In our Daisy First Aid parent and carer classes, there are questions that come up a lot. We’re answering these below! 1 – What’s the most dangerous choking hazard for babies and young children? When parents […]

Parenting Advice

Suitcases, Sunshine & Sweet Sleep: Travel Sleep Tips for Kids

Going on holiday with little ones is a wonderful way to make memories as a family, but let’s be honest, it can also bring up some worries around routines and sleep. If you’ve worked hard to get your child into a great rhythm, the thought of travel days, different time zones and unfamiliar sleep environments […]

Parenting Advice

Bumps, Birth, and Besties: How to Choose the Right Antenatal Class

Choosing the right antenatal class is an important part of preparing for your parenting journey. It’s not just about learning the practical stuff (though that’s helpful too!); it’s also a chance to feel more confident, connected, and calm as you get ready to welcome your baby. Here are five key things to think about when […]

Parenting Advice

Soft as a Baby’s Bum: Caring for your baby’s skin in the fourth trimester

For me, one of the most intense pleasures in life has been burying my nose into the soft necks of my children and grandchildren as babies, smelling their hair and feeling their gorgeous warm skin! Not yet marred by teenage spots or scars from life’s little adventures, their skin is as perfect as the day […]

Feeding

Midwife-Approved: 5 Proven Tips for Successful Breastfeeding

5 Top Tips for Successful BreastfeedingBecoming a parent can feel overwhelming, especially when it comes to breastfeeding. With so much advice out there, it’s hard to know where to start. But don’t worry, you’re not alone! As a midwife with 35 years of experience and a wealth of real-life practice in breastfeeding support, I’m here […]

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