The Baby & Toddler Show

Sending your child to nursery when their first couple of years in life have been in lockdown is a challenge that many parents are facing. Rageena Tahir, Head of Education at Fennies Nurseries has some helpful tips on how you can spot possible signs of anxiety that can help you help your children.

In honour of Caesarean Awareness Month, Claire Dugan, hypnoborthing, doula and post-natal coach based in North London discusses preparing your mind and body for an abdominal birth, making your birthing experience as comfortable as can be.

Samantha Bevington, antenatal instructor, speaks of her ‘textbook’ pandemic pregnancy and urges expectant parents to take control and fight birth anxiety with these top tips.

Did you know that a child’s language skills at age 2 are predictive of later reading, maths and writing when they start school? Read our latest blog feature from speech & language consultant Jennifer Warwick, who discusses the importance of language for little ones development.

It’s hardly a dirty secret, but many parents are unaware that used, disposable nappies can be recycled. Check out the latest blog from our new show partner, Pura, for more information on recycling nappies!

There is no such thing as a ‘bad sleeper’ – only a child who hasn’t yet learned how to sleep well. You need sleep. Your child needs sleep. Read the latest blog from Lauren at Little Sleep Stars on top tips to unlock your child’s sleep potential, using gentle, tailored techniques.

Pregnancy is beyond exciting, but growing a baby can also be daunting! Check out our new show partner Pura latest blog which features a helpful guide to stay safe whilst pregnant.

After having an incredible and positive birth experience herself, Anja Moncrieff became a hypnobirthing antenatal teacher. Read her top tips to make your own birth experience as positive as possible!

Read our new show partner Pura blog feature on everything you need to know about nappy rash, top tips for dealing with it and future prevention!

Toddler tantrums are not only common, they are actually a sign that your child is developing normally. So don’t panic! Read the latest blog post from our new show partner, Pura on why toddler tantrums are a good thing.