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A guide to creating a healthy routine for 3-5 year-olds
As your child reaches through milestones, which include their development, social and cognitive skills, they become masters at their own play.

What are HMOs, and why are they important to your child’s immunity?
The human gut is home to trillions of bacteria, good and bad.

Tips for keeping your preschooler healthy after COVID-19
The outbreak of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARSCoV-2)1 did shake

Understanding your child’s brain development: Ages 3–5
Three to five years old, a time of boundless energy, endless questions and incredible leaps in development.

Nestle Nankid Growing Kids Survey Ts and Cs
Nestle Nankid Growing Kids Survey Ts and Cs

Brain boosters for your curious 3‒5-year-old
Your child’s brain grows super-fast at this age. Make it fun and easy to help them learn and thrive.

Second stage of labour
This stage begins when the cervix reaches complete dilation and effacement, and it ends with the birth of the baby.

Labour support
Labour support is a concept that has been around for thousands of years.

Medication for pain relief
In a normal, uncomplicated labour and delivery, the use of medication is not always necessary. Your own resources are often enough.

How to handle choking
A new texture, taken for the first time, may make your baby gag out of surprise.

First spoonfeeding experience
Choose a spoon that is small and smooth-edged. You may find plastic or rubberised spoons easier to use.

A day in your 6 to 7 month old’s diet
This sample day was created by registered dieticians to help meet the nutrition goals for your 6 to 7 month old baby.

Celebrating 150 years
And it all began with Henri Nestlé’s mission to give babies a good foundation in life

The birth of an iconic brand
The birth of an iconic brand conquering the world

Nurturing small tummies
Nurturing small tummies

Nestlé Infant Cereals Infograph
Celebrating trusted spoonfuls for 150 years with infant cereals

Acidified foods: Good just like your mother said!
Did you know…. More than 8000 years ago our ancestors made bread, beer and wine through fermentation.

How to have more happy moments with your child: Building happy memories
“I just wish I had more time!” How many times have you said this to friends and family?

Child hygiene
Poor crèche sanitation and hygiene is a major problem in South Africa and remains a high risk area for infection among crèche going children.

Water Safety
Waterborne illnesses are a serious threat. If children drink contaminated water, it may lead to diarrhoea.

Breastfeeding – Foundation of life
Nestlé Start Strong Stay Strong aims to provide support to encourage your breastfeeding journey.

The importance of your child growing up happy
We all love the warm, fuzzy feeling we get when our little ones laugh after a good tickle or two.

Play time is fun time
Give your child enough time to play. Playing is learning

Tips to spend more quality time with your child
“I wish I had more time with my child”. We know that life can seem as if it is simply flying by but spending quality time with your child is important.

Discover 99+ ways to assist your child in growing up happy
Inspired by happy growing children, we bring you some of the 99+ ways you can choose to assist your child in growing up happy. Growing up happy starts in the tummy and grows from there!

Which foods boost fertility?
If you want to have a baby, you need to pay attention to your diet. Discover below which foods are high in iron and folic acid, which are essential for a healthy pregnancy.

Tips to budget for baby
There are many factors to consider before dedicating yourself to raising and budgeting a child for the next 18 years or more.

How to celebrate your child’s efforts
When we think of laying strong foundations to help prepare our children to succeed in the 21st century, various words come to mind that start with “c”, such as teaching them to be creative, communi

Did you know?
As children begin eating from the family table, their diets begin to mirror diet patterns of older siblings and adults