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Cold feet mean nothing. Here’s how to check in five seconds whether your baby is comfortable—the neck check, and the signs to keep an eye on.

Why do babies lose heat so quickly, how can you tell, and what really helps? Practical tips from a neonatal nurse — including what to dress your baby in under a snuggle or sleepsuit.

Premature and dysmature babies have one thing in common: they need extra help with temperature regulation. As a neonatal nurse, I explain the difference between the two groups, why warmth is so crucial for their development, and how merino wool and layering can help. This includes scientific evidence and practical tips for a safe, warm start.

Skin-to-skin contact offers a range of benefits for your baby, from better temperature regulation and brain development to stronger bonds and an improved immune system. In this blog, you’ll find out why the World Health Organization recommends it, supported by scientific research and personal insights from an experienced neonatal nurse. Read more ➝