Bath time can be more than just part of your child’s daily routine; it can become one of the most special bonding moments between parents and their little ones. For many South African families, bath time is often seen as a practical task at the end of a busy day. However, child development experts say […]
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Parenting may not come with a manual, but at Cherubs, we’re here to support you through every step of the journey. From high-quality, value-for-money wipes to our gentle cleansing cotton buds, we’ve got you covered for gentle care you can trust: Baby Wipes Cotton Buds Let Cherubs take care of the mess while you focus
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Every child deserves the chance to thrive, yet misconceptions about Down syndrome can leave families feeling unsure about how best to care for them. While Down syndrome may bring unique considerations, the essentials of love, stimulation, safety and bonding remain the same – and recognising this can make a meaningful difference in a child’s early
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Sprout, the curated destination for modern parenting essentials, announces the exclusive South African launch of Flybaby Berlin’s baby carrier – the world’s first 3D-knitted baby carrier. Already gaining international traction and recognised with the German Design Award and 9M Baby Innovation Awards, the carrier introduces a new standard in babywearing: lighter, more intuitive and built
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Weaning is one of the most exciting milestones in a baby’s development as they begin exploring new tastes, textures and nutrients that support growth, brain development and lifelong eating habits. For many parents, however, it can also feel overwhelming, with questions around when to start, what to feed and how to get it right. Mbali
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The Bump, Birth and Beyond baby Expo is an event not to be missed for mothers-to-be and new parents in Johannesburg. A wealth of information from obstetric and maternity experts, fun activities for children and plenty of baby-related inspiration await in a weekend dedicated to preparing for parenthood. Specialised maternity facility Netcare Park Lane Hospital,
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A baby’s skin is one of the most delicate parts of their developing body. Up to five times thinner than adult skin, it loses moisture more easily and is far more vulnerable to irritation, dryness and environmental stressors. For new parents navigating the early months of childcare, understanding how to properly care for sensitive baby
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National counselling and support service Baby Line will conduct its next KwaZulu-Natal hospital outreach visit on 24 March 2026 – bringing care, counselling support and encouragement to new mothers at Durban’s Victoria Mxenge Hospital. Baby Line is an online and telephone counselling and support service for vulnerable mothers in crisis. In addition to the counselling
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For new parents, keeping a baby clean isn’t just about bath time. Everyday hygiene routines, from proper handwashing to trimming tiny nails and keeping feeding equipment clean, play a vital role in protecting babies from common infections while their immune systems are still developing. Simple daily habits can make a significant difference in a baby’s
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Starting solids is often painted as a neat, milestone-driven journey. In reality? It’s more of a winding road full of pauses, surprises and the occasional mess on the ceiling. Here’s what many parents aren’t always told about feeding babies and young children, and why that’s perfectly okay: 1. Smooth isn’t a stage you ‘outgrow’ overnight
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