Practical guides for new mums

Calm Mum, also known as The Calm Mum, is a calm, practical guide for new mothers — built for the everyday moments of the first year. Short, structured, evidence-informed guidance you can actually use one-handed at 3am.

Fussy Baby Helper

A calm step-by-step checklist for hunger, wind, nappy, temperature, tiredness, overstimulation and comfort. Work through one thing at a time, slowly.

Winding & Burping Guide

When and how to wind, three positions to try, and what to do if baby does not burp but seems content.

Teething Support

Soothing sore gums safely with chilled (not frozen) teethers and clean-finger pressure, plus clear signs that are unlikely to be teething.

Baby Sleep Survival

Realistic newborn sleep with safe sleep reminders. Awake windows, gentle wind-downs, and no rigid rules.

Feeding Support Basics

Inclusive support for breastfeeding, bottle feeding, expressed and combination feeding. Hunger cues, fullness cues, and what enough looks like.

Nappy & Poo Tracker

Log wet and dirty nappies, colour and consistency. Export a clear summary for your health visitor or GP.

Today in Baby's World

Daily development insights for your baby — grounded, never silly, with corrected-age support for premature babies.

Mum Support — Looking After You

Practical, gentle wellbeing support. Rest, eating, gentle movement, visitors, asking for help, and a 60-second calm reset.

3am New Mum Survival Checklist

A short, calm checklist for when baby won't settle and you feel stretched thin. Free, no sign-up needed.

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Free: the 3am New Mum Survival Checklist

A short, calm checklist for the moments when baby won't settle and you don't know what to try first. No sign-up needed.

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The Calm Mum is informed by reputable sources including the NHS, NICE, CDC and the American Academy of Pediatrics. It is educational support, not medical advice — always speak with your GP, midwife or health visitor if you are worried about your baby's health.

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