Help children stay safe on holiday in a heatwave
Europe has been baking recently, so here is a guide for parents to help children stay safe on holiday in a heatwave.
8 top tips to keep your baby’s home clean
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My wife was over producing milk so was pumping and sterilising all the paraphernalia that went with it. In the end we had a huge bucket and brought a brewer’s size pack of Milton tablets (other brands available of course…) to cope with the through put of stuff.
The benefit was obvious, as teething rings, plastic toys (that could be sterilised), bath bits and pieces plus all sorts of other things went in that bucket and became sterilised too. That helped out cleaning wise, and with the rest of the house having laminate flooring we mopped and cleaned that as well.
Routine is good, but bizarrely not going ahead and buying that electric steriliser was our saving grace!
Code brown! Yes we need a code word, it usually results in just a panicked shout Into the other room for back up!
Some great tips there. It’s been 10 years since I had a baby in the house, but with only 4 weeks to go until the arrival of the next one this is a timely set of advice for sure!