Alicia Henderson
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Breastfeeding and Chestfeeding: A Beginner Guide for Parents
A practical, inclusive guide to breastfeeding and chestfeeding — covering latch, milk supply, common challenges, and how to find the right support when you need it.
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Sleep Challenges in Children: A Parent’s Beginner Guide
A calm guide to common sleep challenges in children — night terrors, insomnia, bedwetting, sleepwalking, and what parents can do to help across all ages.
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Baby Sleep Basics: What Every New Parent Needs to Know
Everything new parents need to understand about baby sleep basics — safe sleep, wake windows, sleep cycles, and building good habits in the first year.
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Common Baby Sleep Mistakes to Avoid (Without the Guilt)
Most baby sleep guidance tells you what to do. Very little of it addresses what happens when you have done something different — through necessity, exhaustion, or simply not knowing — and you are now wondering whether you have made things harder for yourself. The answer, in almost every case, is that baby sleep is…
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Common Baby Feeding Questions Parents Ask — Answered
Answers to the most common baby feeding questions — covering latch, cluster feeding, formula amounts, introducing solids, and knowing when feeding is going well.
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Simple Routines That Help With School Behaviour
When a child is struggling with behaviour at school, the conversation tends to focus on what is happening inside the school gates — the classroom, the break times, the teacher-child relationship. And those things matter. But experienced teachers and child psychologists consistently point to something parents already hold significant influence over: what happens at home,…
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Signs Your Toddler May Need Extra Developmental Support
Watching a toddler grow is one of the most vivid experiences in parenting — and one of the most confusing. Children between one and three develop at strikingly different paces, and yet parents are often surrounded by comparisons: what a friend’s child is doing at 18 months, what a parenting book says should happen by…
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Second Trimester Pregnancy: Baby Growth and Body Changes
A practical guide to weeks 14–27, exploring why the second trimester often feels like a shift — from easing nausea and returning energy to first movements and the anatomy scan. Helps parents understand what makes this phase distinct.
