Advice Articles
Postnatal
Contraception and Sex
And when talking about sex, the one thing that can’t be missing is contraception. This may be the furthest thing from your mind after just giving birth, but many unplanned pregnancies happen in the first few months after childbirth, so better to be prepared if... read more »
Your Baby’s Vaccinations
Below is a list of immunisations given in the UK up to the age of 4 years, at what stage they should be administered and what the vaccine protects against: 2 months 5-in-1 vaccine, also known as the DTaP/IPV/Hib is a single injection to the... read more »
Baby Massage – How To
Helps the baby to develop mentally, physically and socially Keeps the baby more relaxed Cry and fuss less Increases bond with baby Eases signs of colic, constipation or trapped wind May improve weight... read more »
Engorgement, Blocked Ducts and Mastitis
On the whole, engorgement is a great reassurance for mothers and lovely feedback to tell her breasts are responding to their newborn’s demands, but equally, engorgement is uncomfortable and, if not resolved or if in the presence of feeding issues, can lead to... read more »
The importance of breastfeeding
Breastfeeding is very important for your baby and for you. That's why here at Lansinoh we have put together some information to help you to succeed in your breastfeeding goals. We want to enjoy this precious time with your baby and we want to help you overcome... read more »
Breastfeeding Hurdles
Plugged/Blocked Ducts A plugged duct is an area of the breast where breastmilk is blocked. Feed from the affected breast first of all each feed – this ensures that your baby empties the breast helping to resolve the blocked duct and increase milk... read more »
Breastfeeding and Teething
Teething is a very common cause of unsettled behaviour in your baby between the ages of 6 months and 2 years. The sensation of teething can cause increased saliva production (hence all the drool), an aching jaw and unpleasant pressure as teeth start pushing... read more »
Learning To Bathe Your Little One
When you start bathing your baby regularly here are a few well-tested tips: - Choose a time when you are feeling relaxed and not rushed; bathing should be a fun time for you and your baby. - Don't bathe your baby straight after a feed or... read more »
Travelling with your Little One
The key point is to plan well in advance - good preparation will lead to a more relaxed time during your journey and whilst you are away. Here are some things for you to consider:- - How old will your baby/toddler be when you travel? - Where is your... read more »