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.
New mum
The weeks after birth are tender and tiring. PreggieLover offers recovery guidance, simple baby care tools and a daily word to steady your heart while you heal and get to know your little one.
"As one whom his mother comforteth, so will I comfort you."
Gentle guidance for your body and emotions in the weeks after birth.
Log feeds, wake time and wet and dirty diapers, with guidance for your baby’s age on what is reassuring.
Scripture and prayers for your new season of motherhood, one day at a time.
Calming music for night feeds, settling your baby and quiet moments for you.
Reminders from the app at each dose time you set, and before check-ups for you and your baby.
Encouragement from mothers who have been there, any time of day or night.
Call, WhatsApp or text your midwife, health visitor or doctor in one tap.
A short, practical tip each day that follows your baby’s age.
Each baby has their own details and logs, so feeds and naps never get mixed up.
Add your baby’s birth date (and name, if you like).
Your daily word, recovery guidance and baby care tips follow your baby’s age.
Set reminders for check-ups, vaccinations and your own medication.
Follow your baby’s development and milestones as the weeks go by.
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.
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.
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.
No. It starts on the day your baby is born and grows with you through the first months, alongside the baby development guide.
You are not alone, and it is not a lack of faith. Please speak to your doctor, midwife or health visitor - postnatal depression is common and treatable. If you feel unsafe, contact emergency services.
Yes. Your baby’s age is counted from their birth date, and our free baby age calculator also shows corrected age for babies born before 37 weeks.