6–12 Months
What I wish I had known about my baby's first words
Babbling, pointing, mama and dada: how first words usually develop between six and twelve months, easy everyday ways to help, and when to check your baby's hearing.
Articles
Faith-filled, practical articles on trying to conceive, pregnancy, recovery after birth and caring for your baby - the same reads you will find in the app.
6–12 Months
Babbling, pointing, mama and dada: how first words usually develop between six and twelve months, easy everyday ways to help, and when to check your baby's hearing.
Second Trimester
The middle months are a good time to plan. A calm checklist for antenatal classes, work, money, baby essentials and support, taken one step at a time.
First Trimester
Old sayings and online advice can leave you confused. We sort common first-trimester myths from well-established facts about food, exercise, rest and symptoms.
1–2 Years
Why toddlers have tantrums, what to do before, during and after a meltdown, how to set loving boundaries without shaming, and when to ask your doctor for support.
Care Team Prep
Blank mind in the consulting room? Here are twenty clear questions to ask your GP or fertility specialist, grouped by stage, so nothing important is left unsaid.
Two-Week Wait
A short Bible study for the two-week wait: what Scripture really says about waiting on God, what it never promises, and how to wait with quiet confidence today.
Fitness
Never been much of an exerciser? This simple, week-by-week walking plan helps you build up gently in pregnancy, with tips for heat, safety and comfort.
Faith for New Mums
Night feeds and contact naps can become some of the most honest prayer times of your life. Simple ways to pray with a baby asleep on you.
First Trimester
There is no single right time to announce a pregnancy. Here is a gentle way to decide who to tell, when to tell them and how to protect your heart either way.
Rest & Sleep for Mum
Gentle, honest lessons about sleep in the first year: why broken nights are normal, why your sleep matters too, safe sleep basics, and when tiredness needs help.
Care Team Prep
Worried that seeing a doctor means something is wrong, or that they will push you straight into IVF? Here are five common myths about fertility appointments, and the facts.
Pregnancy Basics
When you might first feel your baby move, what it feels like, why learning your baby's own pattern matters, and what to do if movements change.