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Finding the right bottle & teat ensures there is no confusion when switching between breast and bottle but also helps avoid issues such as lazy feeding and weak latching.

New parents Alexey & Maria were keen to share as much of the parental load as possible, so chose Minbie to ensure their shared breastfeeding journey was a success.

Is your baby suffering from reflux? Have you tried home remedies? Have you talked with your doctor? What can be done for it?

Studies have shown that simply being present for feeding can help Dads bond with their baby, however, Minbie is offering you an even better way to be part of those precious newborn feeds.

“You’re going to be a dad!” Words that can strike fear amongst even the toughest of men. Sometimes the overwhelm can outweigh the delight in that moment, but breathe, you’re going to be awesome! With so much information to take...

Babies lack the ability to speak their wants and needs so they cry. This cry maybe a diaper change request, a feeding need, a cuddling need or a cry of discomfort. One of the main reason for the latter is labelled ‘colic’.

From the moment babies are born they are exposed to microbes and bacteria that can put their health at risk. As babies are so vulnerable, it’s incredibly important that we properly sterilise their bottles, teats, soothers and your pumping expression items....

Choosing to invest in Minbie means you have everything you need to create a breastfeeding routine that suits you, your baby and your family. 

Research has proven that the sooner Dads get hands on the brighter the future for the whole family so Minbie is here to help!

There is nothing more important to us than empowering you to feel that anything is possible! Everyone knows mums are superheroes who always take on more than seems humanly possible, but did you know Minbie is here to make it...

Breastfeeding is the biologically normal way to feed a baby and there are significant risks associated with reduced breastfeeding for both mother and baby. For instance, substituting breast milk with any of the range of available alternatives increases a mother’s...

There are many reasons why your baby may be refusing the bottle and we know it’s not only exhausting for Mum, it can be really upsetting too. Let Minbie help!

Two of the most common conditions that young babies suffer from are reflux and colic. Both conditions can be very distressing for parents especially since there’s a lot of conflicting information about what causes them and how they can be...

Here’s everything you need to know about how to protect your baby from coronavirus, whether you’re pregnant, breastfeeding or bottle feeding

Our highest priorities are keeping our children safe and healthy. Sterilising their bottles is one key way we can protect our little ones...it’s important to not only sterilise baby bottles but to also choose the best sterilisation method...

We know breast pumping isn’t always easy. That’s why we produced this ultimate guide to expressing breastmilk so you can get off to a flying start with breast pumping and troubleshoot any challenges you might experience along your expressing journey.

Your breast pump is like a close personal friend. It knows you in ways that most of your closest friends will never come close to. That is why your breast pump should be comfortable, efficient, easy to use and provide an all around great experience.

Learn how to bottle feed your baby successfully, for a happier, more relaxed and better bonding experience.

Most mums may wish to exclusively breastfeed their babies, but this does not always happen. How can someone understand a mum's frustration of not being able to breastfeed not by choice but because of circumstances?

One might think that transitioning from breast to bottle might be simpler, but for whatever reason this transition can be quite stressful and confusing. If you’re struggling, we’ve got some helpful hints to get you through. 1. Select the ideal bottle...

A woman’s body goes through many changes with pregnancy and childbirth. These changes are generally normal. Some bodies return to pre-pregnancy form…