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Throughout your second trimester, you’ll continue to visit your doctor about once a month - as long as your pregnancy progresses as expected by your doctor.

Trying to get pregnant? You can start making positive changes to your diet & lifestyle now.

Trying to fall pregnant? Here are some lifestyle factors to consider to give you the best chance.

Your pregnancy: weeks 36-40. It’s time for the final preparations before the big day.

Explore the stages of labour, including early signs of labour and the first, second, and third stages. Gain insights here for a smoother birthing experience.

Your pregnancy: weeks 5-8. A balanced diet, rich in vitamins and minerals, is important during this stage.

Do I need to take an iodine supplement? Learn more about iodine when you're trying to fall pregnant and during pregnancy.

Partners can feel like they don’t know how to help with a newborn. These tips may help you bond with your baby and support your partner, right from the start. 

Introducing solid foods to your baby is a lot of fun as they adjust to new tastes and textures. Check out this essential list for introducing baby’s first food.

Explore the role of Human Milk Oligosaccharides in supporting infant immunity and promoting a healthy gut. Dive into the science on Nestlé Baby & me.

You might start seeing the first signs of pregnancy at this early stage. Learn more about what you can expect when you are 1 month pregnant. 

Want to share child-raising more evenly with your partner? With teamwork, you can both make it happen! Follow our guide to equal parenting.

Cradle cap is a yellow crusty substance found on your baby’s scalp or eye brows that may be oily or dry to touch.

A toddler’s immune system is still developing and becomes stronger over time. Boosting their little immune system is about helping their defence system be as strong as it can be. Read our tips.

Feeling tired all the time. The 24/7 care that is involved in looking after a newborn. The huge sense of responsibility that comes with being a parent. Sound familiar?

Reflux is when the contents from your baby’s stomach flow back up into their oesophagus or mouth (which may or may not include vomiting).

Stop those unwanted breastfeeding questions in their tracks with these useful breastfeeding comebacks.

It’s no surprise that your energy and nutrition needs go up when you’re breastfeeding. Choose healthy foods and beverages to get the extra kilojoules and nutrients you both need.

There's nothing more beautiful and calming than to watch your baby sleep. During the early weeks your baby devotes much of the day and night to sleep.

Your pregnancy: weeks 32-35. A healthy baby will now weigh over 2kg. You may find your doctor's appointments become more frequent from now on as you get closer to the birth.