We may feel like we have a thousand judges rating our parenting skills based on our toddler’s wailing, and at the same time feel rude for disrupting bystanders’ peace of mind. Here are some suggestions to avoid and deal with these tantrums.

Have a plan for unexpected sick days. Children get sick at the most inopportune times; having a plan in place makes this just a tiny bit easier. Review your pediatrician’s office hours as well as where they want you to go if your child is sick after hours.

Liz Day takes you through how to dress your newborn baby in a bodysuit and sleepsuit. This video also shows some of the baby clothing you might need during those first few months, including hats and mitts to keep your little one cosy.

The most dangerous time for a newborn, when it comes to pertussis, or whooping cough, is in the first two months of life. That’s when a baby is too young to a vaccine against it.

Bee stings really hurt so be prepared for your baby to cry. Try to keep him still while you scrape the stinger out with a credit card. Try not to squeeze it or it may release more venom. Then, apply a cool compress to reduce swelling.

Are you excited and maybe a little nervous about introducing solid foods to your baby? Most babies start solids by six months. To see if your baby is ready ask yourself these questions. Does he hold his head up well? Sit up with support?