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As your baby grows into a toddler, there will be times when you are concerned about their health. Having a sick toddler is no fun for anyone.

Breastfeeding is nature’s intended way to feed a baby and has a number of health benefits for both mum and baby.

Many illnesses in infancy are caused by either viral or bacterial infections. Your doctor can help establish which type of infection your baby has and how to possibly treat them.

One of the most common infections in children between six months and three years is a middle-ear infection called otitis media. Learn more.

One of the biggest concerns that parents have is when their baby has a fever. It is also a common reason why parents seek medical advice for their infant. 

Fortunately parents do not have daily reminders of the chronic debilitation and deaths caused by diseases such as whooping cough, polio, measles and diphtheria.

Teething can be a difficult time for your baby and you too. We’ve put together a teething action plan to help you through these tough days and nights.

Statistics show that Australia has one of the highest rates of allergies in the world, although it’s not entirely understood why.

Wondering how to support your infant's gut health? Learn how baby probiotics may help.

Explore the role of Human Milk Oligosaccharides in breast milk and how they support infant immunity and promote a healthy gut. 

The skin is your baby’s largest organ and plays a really important role in protecting your little one from external bacteria and infections.

There are many parents out there just like you, who have for whatever reason, decided not to breastfeed, and given this is to be an unlikely easy decision, it’s important to know what support is th

Your toddler may poo once a day or once every few days. This article explains the possible causes of constipation in children and how to help alleviate it.

Diarrhoea in toddlers is characterised by very frequent, liquid stools. It is important to identify the cause before diarrhoea can be treated effectively.

When your toddler's temperature is higher than 38°C it's considered a fever. Read more about the reasons your toddler might have a fever and what to do.

Around 10 months (but anywhere from 8), your baby's meal plan can start to include foods that have increased variety and texture.

Hear from mum and dietitian Marika Day about how women with coeliac disease can get the nutrients they need during pregnancy. 

Is your due date around the corner and you’re not sure what to pack in your hospital bag? We’ve put together a simple hospital bag checklist with all the essentials.

Wondering what co-parenting means and how to co-parent successfully? Here are some straightforward tips and strategies to make it easier to agree on and work in a parenting partnership.

Newborn babies will drink as much as they need when they are hungry. They are usually quite good at regulating their intake and stop drinking when they feel full. 

There is likely to be slight differences in poo between babies depending on their age and what food or milk is being consumed.