Top tips for managing the clock change with babies and young children Hooray! Extra hour in bed! (Said no parent ever!). The clocks go back on the 27th October which can cause disrupted sleep for babies and toddlers (and therefore us parents too!). This disruption...
As winter approaches so too does the flu season. Flu, which is caused by the influenza virus, can be particularly dangerous to certain groups of people including pregnant women and young children. On this week’s blog we’re talking about who is entitled to the flu...
Becoming a parent can be a joyous experience but it can also bring challenges, especially when it comes to mental health. It’s completely normal to experience a range of emotions when you become a parent and you might find that anxiety levels may be higher than usual...
On this week’s blog we’re talking all about stem cell storage. Stem cells can be used to treat over 80 illnesses and donating or storing cells can help others or your own family should they become unwell in the future. What are stem cells? And why are they important?...
Did you know that febrile seizures affect 1 in 20 children? But lots of parents haven’t heard of them. Today we’re talking all about what they are, why they happen, who they’re most likely to happen to and what to do if your little one should experience one. 1 in 20...
