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The best way to help your baby's brain grow is by talking and playing with them.
Babies can get their first tooth when they are around 4-7 months old. Learn what to expect with teething, signs to watch for, and tips to help soothe your little one.
Play creates the best opportunity for learning new skills.
It's normal for babies and toddlers between 6 months and 3 years old to feel anxious when they are separated from their main caregiver (parent or carer).
Babies can start teething from 6 months to 2 years of age. It is important to start cleaning and brushing their teeth as soon as they show to stop any tooth decay from happening.
Keep your baby safe by staying close during baths, keeping small objects off the floor, securing stairs, watching them during feeds, and baby-proofing your home.