Fiona Peacock is a pregnancy and parenting writer with a passion for writing content that helps new mums. With three kids at home, she understands how challenging the tough days can be, and she’s here to help. Whether it’s useful parenting hacks you need or to be reminded you’re not alone, she’s got you covered.
Fiona lives in England with a husband, three kids, and a grumpy cat. You can find Fiona over on Instagram @fipeacock.
From around six weeks, a newborn bedtime routine can help your baby learn the difference between day and night and prepare for a restful night’s sleep.
Many people assume breastfeeding and sleep training don’t go together, but it is possible to help your baby sleep better while continuing your breastfeeding journey.
Teaching your child basic math skills may help when they start formal learning. These creative number activities for preschoolers give your child a head start.
Whether you’re stuck at home on a rainy day or simply trying to fill ten minutes, we've got some fun and engaging indoor activities for toddlers to inspire you.
I’m feeling rejected by my husband during pregnancy; how can I help him to open up and improve our relationship? Communication is key to a healthy relationship.
All children have the right to a decent education. Inclusive classrooms allow all children to learn together, but what does an inclusive classroom look like?
Albinism is a genetic condition that reduces melanin. There are many myths about albinism and vision, so educating yourself with the facts is important.
Eye health nutrition is something all parents should know about. It’s a way to protect your child’s vision by ensuring they eat foods that promote eye health.
If your baby pushes the bottle away but seems hungry, you’re likely desperate for them to finish their milk. Is this normal behavior or a sign something is up?
Constipation is common amongst children of potty training age. Many children suffer from potty training constipation, but there are things you can do to help.
Learning to use the toilet doesn’t have to feel like hard work. There are lots of potty training games you can play with your toddler to make learning fun.
