Baby Sleep Blog
Free tips, guides, and advice for every age and stage — from newborn to toddler
Transitioning Out of the SNOO: When + How (Without Losing Sleep)
When to start weaning off the SNOO, how the step-down plan works, what to expect night by night, and what to do if the transition reveals a settling-skill gap.
Car Seat Naps: What's Safe and What Isn't
The AAP position on car seat sleep: fine supervised in the car, not safe out of it. Positional asphyxia risk, the move-them dilemma, and road-trip nap planning.
Do You Need a Wake Window App? (Huckleberry & Co, Honestly)
A fair look at wake window and sleep-tracking apps: what they do well, where they mislead you, when to stop tracking, and the free cue-reading alternative.
Can Babies Eat Eggs? A UK Guide to Introducing Egg Safely
Yes — babies can eat eggs from around 6 months. As one of the common allergens, egg is best introduced early, one at a time, and kept in the diet. Here's how to do it safely.
Can Babies Have Peanut Butter? Introducing Peanut Safely in the UK
Yes — babies can have smooth peanut butter from around 6 months. Early, regular introduction is linked to lower allergy risk. Here's how to do it safely, without choking or guesswork.
Can Babies Eat Strawberries? Serving Them Safely (and the Red Rash Myth)
Yes — babies can eat strawberries from around 6 months. Strawberries aren't a top allergen, but a red rash around the mouth is often acidity, not allergy. Here's how to tell — and serve safely.
Can Babies Eat Yoghurt? Greek, Natural + Plain From 6 Months
Plain, full-fat Greek or natural yoghurt is fine from about 6 months, but cow's milk as a drink waits until 12. Skip added sugar; treat it as an allergen.
What Cheese Can Babies Eat? Brie, Blue + Cream Cheese Rules
Can babies have brie, blue cheese or cream cheese? Pasteurised full-fat cheeses are fine from around 6 months. The UK safe-list, plus what to avoid.
Can Babies Eat Fish? A UK Guide to Introducing Fish Safely
Yes — babies can eat fish from around 6 months, and there's good reason to introduce it early. Here's which fish are great, which to avoid, how to handle bones and salt, and the allergy signs to watch for.
When Can Babies Have Honey? The 12-Month Rule Explained
Honey should be avoided until your baby is 12 months old — even in cooked and baked foods. Here's the calm, factual reason why (infant botulism), what counts, and what to sweeten with instead.
When Can Babies Drink Cow's Milk? The 12-Month Rule (and the Cooking Exception)
Cow's milk as a main drink should wait until 12 months, but it's fine in cooking and on cereal from 6 months. Here's the distinction everyone gets wrong, plus whole vs semi-skimmed and the truth about toddler milks.
Can Babies Eat Tomatoes and Citrus? Acidic Foods, Rashes and Serving Safely
Yes — babies can have tomatoes and citrus from around 6 months. Here's the truth about the acid 'contact rash' false alarm, how to serve them safely (quartered cherry tomatoes, orange segments), and the vitamin C bonus.
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