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Keeping the air fresh in pregnancy
By Laura Lee Davies on 31/05/2005 02:00:10
Traffic exhaust, smoky rooms and paint fumes - never nice. But in pregnancy, what's safe, and what can you do about dangerous toxins in the air?
secondary smoke inhalation, but in many bars, this still just means asking people not to smoke right by the bar, while they can, a few feet away from it. Obviously this will change when the full smoking ban comes in next year.See below for more on air
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Air Buggy Mimi for 2008
By Sarah Lawson on 02/01/2008 01:10:52
A light three-wheeler with lots of style and some cool new developments for 2008.
If you long for the sleek motion of a three-wheeler but find most models too heavy to handle, check out the Air Buggy Mimi: the smallest, lightweight 3-wheel buggy on the market. At 10kg, it's a great three-wheeler that's suitable from birth
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Review: Air Buggy Mimi
By Debra Stottor on 12/08/2008 02:05:51
Not the most rugged three-wheeler but a stylish in-town model all the same
Air Buggy Mimi Smart, well padded, lightweight – and comes fully equipped Front wheel can’t be fixed, reducing its off-road suitability Features: Suitable from birth to 20kg; you can
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IVF success lessened by air pollution?
By Kimberley Smith on 12/05/2010 14:40:22
Contaminated air may hinder women trying to get pregnant using IVF
Scientists have found a link between the levels of air pollution and success rates of fertility treatment in the biggest ecological research of its kind.The scientists hope the knowledge of ecological effects on reproductive health will help doctors
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Review: BabyBjorn Carrier Air
By Laura Lee Davies on 22/04/2007 09:00:00
A lighter model with breathable mesh fabric for carrying your baby comfortably in warmer weather.
BabyBjorn Baby Carrier Air A lighter take on the classic, internationally selling BabyBjorn sling, that's perfect as the weather gets warmer. Hard to fault, although the grey version looks a little functional. Features: Built-in support
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Safe travelling while pregnant
By Laura Lee Davies on 19/07/2010 01:23:56
Travelling in pregnancy by air, rail, road or sea is perfectly safe but make sure you're prepared
take breaks and get out of the car. Make sure you take small snacks and water with you on journeys as your body now demands better sustainance throughout the day.Air travelIf you turn up at check-in with a valid passport, a plane ticket and big bump
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Spring Pregnancy
By ThinkBaby on 17/05/2008 01:21:42
The weather heats up, pollen is in the air – how to cope with a spring pregnancy!
There is so much to enjoy about spring: lighter nights, warmer weather, beautiful flowers and walks in the park after the dull months of winter… But with it comes hayfever, pregnancy ankles swelling up with the heat, and having to find cooler clothes that still fit you! If you're...
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Biggest UK baby in 20 years born naturally
By Joanna Harvey on 13/10/2011 10:52:37
13lbs 11oz baby boy born to UK mum using only gas and air
to Zachary naturally, using only a gas and air for pain relief. At least she's had some practice, though, as the couple's first child Ellie, 14 months, weighed in at substantial 10lb 9oz.At only 5 days old, Zachary is already wearing clothes for 6-9 month old
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RAF officer sent home after admitting she was pregnant
By Kimberley Smith on 04/06/2010 15:48:41
Female Air Force officer wins tribunal after pregnancy announcement affected promotion prospects
A female RAF officer, who suffered discrimination after announcing her pregnancy at 12 weeks, has won compensation. A tribunal found that the officer, who declined to be named, should not have been removed from her post after her revelation.The RAF claimed the officer, who was se...
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Winding your Baby
By Laura Lee Davies on 11/08/2008 01:13:07
Not all babies suffer from excessive air in the tummies, but they should be encouraged to 'burp' during a feed
Although even the newest baby has instinctive methods of drinking with seemingly few breaks to take breath, inevitably, they do swallow air when they are guzzling away, whether they're feeding from the breast or a bottle. And winding your baby
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