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CarePlus Pharmacy’s latest BabyClub event has heard from an expert in weaning about the four questions parents need to consider before moving their baby onto solid foods.

Infant Massage Galway is run by Mary Kenny. Mary has been running classes for parents and babies for 15 years in Galway. Mary is a qualified Massage therapist specializing in pregnancy Massage, Baby massage & baby swim classes. Mary is a qualified special needs assistant and has completed online courses during covid run by Swim Ireland and Galway Sport Partnership in the area of special needs and sport.

Infant Massage Galway is run by Mary Kenny, who has been running classes for parents and babies for 15 years.

Twin babies can continue to experience the closeness they had in the womb now after birth thanks to the introduction of twin cots at University Hospital Galway's neonatal unit.

More than 100 arts professionals from 15 European countries will arrive in Galway this coming February for Wide Eyes, a four day festival of theatre and dance shows for babies and young children.

Water Babies' autumn term starts the week of August 24 and the company is now taking bookings for classes. Classes take place in Galway in the Clayton Hotel, Salthill, Claregalway, Athenry, and Enable Ireland in Newcastle.

The rescheduled date for the Connacht Baby Show is Sunday March 3 in Breaffy House Hotel, Castlebar. An event for new and expectant parents, The Connacht Baby Show is teaming up with some great local businesses and services, so you can find out about the latest baby products and services available in your local area. The fair takes place from 12 noon to 5pm with free admission and all are welcome.

Are you a mum with a bump? Or a parent with a new baby or toddler? Or do you have a helping hand in looking after children? Then why not go along to the Connacht Baby Shows in Mayo and Sligo this January and February for a great day of shopping, expert information, demonstrations, children’s entertainment, and giveaways.

A scientific report published by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) highlights key recommendations to improve the nation’s baby feeding patterns and nutrition. Scientific Recommendations for a National Infant Feeding Policy in Ireland highlights a number of key concerns with current infant feeding trends and outlines specific actions and advice to improve the nutritional diet of mums-to-be and infants from birth to one year. The report is based on research into infant feeding practices in Ireland and the latest international scientific opinion. It states that emerging evidence worldwide shows good nutrition during pregnancy and throughout an infant’s first year, can have a significant positive impact on health throughout a person’s life.

Baby Grow opened its doors last September on Garden Street, which is now one of Ballina’s busiest shopping streets. The store specialises in babywear from newborn up to two years, and also carries a beautiful range of christening wear, soft toys, blankets and nursery accessories.