Bringing your newborn home
Bringing your newborn home
Welcoming a newborn is exciting, but the next few weeks can feel overwhelming. Here’s what you need to know to transition smoothly to parenthood.
Care basics: a video series
Learn how to care for your new baby.
What to take note of, including not bathing your baby right after a feed.
Keep your baby’s umbilical cord stump clean and dry.
Learn about the different positions, and how you can stay comfortable while nursing.
Help your baby feel more comfortable during and after feedings.
Babies need frequent diaper changes. Learn how to do it effectively.
Wrapping your baby in a thin blanket may help to soothe them.
Always follow these important tips to keep your baby safe in their cot.
Adjusting to parenthood
Becoming a parent is a huge life change. It’s important to balance both your needs and the baby’s needs.
During the early days
Building strong family bonds
Learn about the 3 areas that’ll help you create a supportive environment for your child to grow up in.
Responding to your child positively helps them feel secure and valued.
Set aside regular time with your preschooler for fun activities together.
Explore the outdoors with your child, regardless of their age.
Your child’s relationship with you shapes their view of the world.
Strong ties give your family the support to overcome difficulties.
Introducing screens early can lead to developmental and behavioural concerns. There are many things that you can do with your child that does not involve a screen, here are a few ideas.
Fostering a supportive environment at home is crucial for building and maintaining strong family bonds and helps your child develop resilience. Click here to learn more on how you can care for your child.
Raising a healthy child
Your baby’s first two months are crucial to its development as they grow and learn about the world around them. Learn how you can help them care for themselves during this period.
From upcoming immunisations to tracking developmental milestones, everything you need to know about your child’s health is just a few taps away. Find out how you can access your child’s health records.
Every child in Singapore has to be vaccinated from infectious diseases according to the National Childhood Immunisation Programme. Learn more about the essential vaccines.
Sleep is especially important for your baby’s development. Here are ways to help your baby sleep better.
As you get ready for your baby to begin crawling or consider preparations for your return to work, here are some tips on how to identify the hazards around the house, so you can prevent your little one from falls and injuries .
When your baby is around 4—6 months of age, you can start to introduce solid foods into their diet gradually, to meet their increasing nutritional and developmental needs. Find out how.
Uncover a variety of creative meal receipes that are both delicious and healthy right here.
Hey Dads, here are some tips on how to team up with your wife for parenting success.
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