BHC Guidance and Tips for Expectant Parents, Parents of Babies Under One, and Professionals, with a focus on the first critical 100 days.
The first 100 days of your baby’s life are a uniquely important time of rapid growth, bonding, and adjustment. Babies experience extraordinary neurological and emotional development, while parents undergo significant physical, hormonal, and psychological changes. Understanding what to expect during this period can make the journey more positive, reassuring, and supported.
At BHC, our aim is to ensure that every parent and professional has clear, practical, and evidence-based guidance to navigate these early weeks. Knowing what is normal, common challenges, and when to seek support helps reduce stress, strengthens early attachment, and supports your baby’s wellbeing.
Inside, you’ll find practical, easy-to-follow guidance and includes the current available parent-friendly checklists to support conversations with midwives, health visitors, GPs, and other professionals for referrals:
✔ Tongue-tie (ankyloglossia)
✔ Lip-tie
✔ Cow’s Milk Protein Allergy (CMPA)
✔ Lactose intolerance
✔ Colic
✔ Reflux & silent reflux
✔ Eczema
✔ Oral thrush
… and more, all aligned with NHS/NICE guidance.
When you purchase the booklet, you will also receive:
✨ Free ongoing alerts whenever new guidance or evidence updates become available.✨ Your one-off contribution supports BHC growing and the BHC Community Charities Network, while giving you access to continually reviewed, NHS-aligned baby health guidance you can trust.
Perfect for:
✔ Expectant and new parents
✔ Midwives, health visitors, and early years professionals
✔ Anyone seeking clear, reliable, evidence-based infant health information
✔ Families wanting reassurance, clarity, and practical support
Supportive, reliable, and easy to use, this guide empowers parents and professionals with confidence and expert-backed knowledge throughout a baby’s first year.
Disclaimer: Always consult a GP, health visitor, midwife, or another qualified healthcare professional with any concerns about your baby’s health. Seek urgent medical help if you believe your baby may be unwell.
We hope you enjoy the BHC Guidance and Tips for Expectant Parents, Parents of Babies Under One Year of Age, and Professionals and find the information and self-assessments useful. Thank you for being part of the BHC Parents and Professionals’ platform! The BHC team will continue to review all evidence and guidance monthly and will send you an alert when new updates become available.
With our kindest regards
BHC Team
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