It's important to be aware of how much clothing and the type of clothing your baby will need to keep comfortably warm in cold weather.

Baby (or infant) growth charts indicate how your baby is growing. They record changes in your baby's length, weight, and head circumference.

Baby monitors and sensors can alert you when your baby cries, but they shouldn't be your only safety measure. Learn more about them here.

Every baby will have their own pattern of sleeping. Find out how to settle and calm your baby and how to safely put your baby to sleep.

Find out about some of the common myths you may hear or read about young babies.

Baby walkers and exercise jumpers can delay walking development and can be dangerous – the Australian Government and other health and safety professionals don’t recommend them.

You want your baby to feel comfortably warm — not hot or cold. Use this guide on how best to dress your baby in colder months.

At 7 months, your baby may be sitting up on their own and eating solid foods. Learn more about your baby's development at 7 months.

Knowing that your baby is well gives you confidence and peace of mind as a parent.

Oral thrush is a yeast infection that’s very common in babies. Find out more about what thrush looks like and how you can treat it.