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Trying for a baby for 12 months - what now?
By Laura Lee Davies on 03/10/2008 in Difficulties getting pregnant
If you have been trying to get pregnant for 12 months or more, what can you do next, and who should you talk to?
12 months. However, if you are under 35, they suggest you don't need to seek help until 18-24 months.If you are over 35, they suggest you try naturally for about six months but then seek some tests. This is only because, if tests suggest you do need
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Mum's TTC 12months +
By Lynne Reid on 15/04/2009 in forum
TTC, methods, baby
Hi all TTC mum's thought i would start a thread for all couples that have been TTC for over 12months, i would love to get to know you all and what you have tried using to get pregnant so far, I'm Lynne and me and my partner have been trying for over
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trying with fertility problems for 12+months
By Lynne Reid on 08/09/2009 in forum
TTC, methods, baby
Hi all TTC mum's thought i would start a thread for all couples that have been TTC for over 12months, i would love to get to know you all and what you have tried using to get pregnant so far, I'm Lynne and me and my partner have been trying for over
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10 gifts for babies aged 6-12-months
By Joanna Harvey on 28/10/2011 in Shopping
Great present inspiration for babies ages 6-12 months, from educational gifts and developmental toys to cute cuddly teddies and nursery ideas
Elephant Rocking Animal With Chair, £45This unusual rocker does the same job as a traditional horse but looks a whole lot more exotic. Tots will love the chance to ride on an elephant. Suitable from 9 months.Available from Kiddicare
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Drinks for your baby at 10-12 months
By Clare Firth on 29/11/2010 in Feeding a 10-12 months baby
Your baby still needs around a pint of milk a day. We explain how to keep this in her diet and how much water she should be drinking
MilkBetween the ages of 10 to 12 months, your baby will probably gradually drop her daytime milk feeds, replacing them with snacks. Typically, she’ll be down to an 8oz bottle both morning and evening, with maybe one more in between. Breastfed babies
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Seeing the doctor - after trying for over 12 months
By Nicola & Baby Emilia (Milly) on 18/06/2007 in forum
if we have a problem or not.Thanks, Nicola once i told my doc i was trying he said i would have to wait 12months from that date to get fertility tests, otherwise all he offered was a blood tests that checked my hormons etc myself in the end, ended up
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Christmas Gift Guide for 6-12 month babies
By Kimberley Smith on 22/10/2010 in What to buy - baby
Babies grow so fast, it can be tricky to keep up at 6 months and beyond. So we've found the top toys and gifts for their next stage of learning and development
10 of the best gifts for babies aged 6-12 monthsBy 6 months, your baby is growing and learning faster than ever. There's a whole new range of toys that are now safe for her to play with and evern more opportunities to develop her skills and help her
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Tests GP does if tried longer than 12 months????
By Claire Palmer on 19/01/2007 in forum
I have been trying for a baby for 8 months. I was just reading on this site that after 12 months of trying GP does tests. It says they do a blood test & a cervil smear. Has anyone had this done & do you know what they look for? I had a smear
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What foods are safe to give your 10-12 month baby
By clare Firth on 29/11/2010 in Feeding a 10-12 months baby
Now your baby's really in his stride with feeding, make sure you know what foods are safe to introduce over the next few months
of calcium for your baby’s growing bones, so try to give him a couple of servings of dairy produce a day, as well as his regular breastmilk or formula. Once he reaches 12 months, you can swap from formula or breastfeeding to full-fat cow’s milk as a drink
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Fussy eaters at age 10-12 months
By Cheryl Freedman on 19/02/2011 in Feeding a 10-12 months baby
The nearer your baby gets to one, the more independent he'll become at mealtimes – and, quite possibly, more fussy. Here's our dos and don'ts to help you survive feeding time
Babies at this stage are busy passing all sorts of milestones – getting their first teeth, learning to crawl, becoming more independent from you. They are also becoming more self-aware and more confident. However, all this can mean that mealtimes become more challenging, as babie...
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