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Review: Maclaren Techno XLR
By Sarah Lawson on 21/05/2007 02:40:50
A great looking, flexible from-birth pushchair with some quality accessories.
carrier (sling), and a rocker (chair for use without the buggy). These all come in the Brown/Pink, Tan/Crimson and Navy/Soft Blue options. The ThinkBaby verdict A nifty but cosy and reassuringly strong pushchair you can use from birth, with stylish
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Review: Phil&Ted's Sport
By Debra Stottor on 04/07/2008 02:45:48
One of the favourite three-wheelers on Britain's pavements today – and versatile with it, even when baby number two comes along
: Doubles kit (£66), cocoon (£44), double rain cover (£22), UV mesh cover (£30), sleeping bag (£44), pannier bags (£33), hang bag (£20), lazy ted (£25, allows doubles kit to be used as a bouncer chair)Colours: Black, Red, Charcoal, Navy, Apple, Orange, Sand
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What is Plagiocephaly?
By Louise Rogers on 12/02/2008 01:37:59
'Flat head syndrome' is more common that you might imagine, but what is it and what does it mean for the health of your baby?
, either in bed, in a car seat, under a play gym, in a bouncy chair, etc, with the constant external pressure on the skull this entails.Pregnancy A lack of amniotic fluid may make babies more prone to the condition, as may the journey through the birth
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The new Bébé Confort Axiss car seat
By Laura Lee Davies on 06/08/2007 01:37:18
Check out this rotating Group 1 car seat – no more nightmares trying to get your child's seat belt fixed!
New parents might think that lugging their baby and infant carrier in and out of the car each time they reach a destination is a bit of a haul, but that’s nothing compared with the next stage car seat and its dreaded five-point harness. Indeed
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Do Not Disturb! Baby Sleeping
By Laura Lee Davies on 10/07/2009 00:01:21
Getting a new baby off to sleep can be a tricky task and once they're off, we tiptoe around them, but do we need to?
(especially if you have a dodgy back that's still recovering from the birth) try to make a habit of feeding in a higher chair with better support and one which you can move smoothly up from to take your baby to his bed.Dim the light You might not want to make
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Getting started with breastfeeding
By ThinkBaby on 22/06/2010 06:19:20
What you need to know to get on the right track
by looking down at your baby. If you’re at home it’s a good idea to remove other distractions at first by turning off the TV etc. so you can fully focus on your child. You can feed in bed or in a comfortable chair, supporting yourself with cushions or pillows
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Britax car seats smarten up for 2007
By Laura Lee Davies on 19/10/2006 10:05:00
One of the biggest makers of car seats have added some more features to make life with messy kids a lot easier.
Whilst first car seats might suffer from the odd posset of baby milk, it's when your kids get older that backseats can become a haven of rice cake crumbs, spilt drinks and muddy feet.Sure, you can keep a tidy car (if you're nothing at all like my
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Sit comfortably in pregnancy
By Laura Lee Davies on 23/08/2009 01:03:08
When you are expecting a baby you'll want to put your feet up more, but make sure you keep mobile too
and find different ways to sit with your back fully supported. If you are sitting on a soft chair or sofa, remember to support the various parts of your body with cushions so that you are not putting pressure on your back or neck. Perhaps use a pregnancy
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10 golden rules for stress-free mealtimes
By Lucy Dimbylow on 03/02/2011 11:28:09
Got a baby that won't eat? How to sort out a fussy eater and make dinner time fun
as sitting nicely in his high chair and not throwing his food across the table; if he does, take calm but swift evasive action by removing his bowl.Do make it funMealtimes should be a social occasion, so encourage conversation at the table. Involve your baby
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Achy hands in pregnancy
By Laura Lee Davies on 01/08/2006 12:23:14
If your hands feel numb or 'dead' sometimes, or you get pins and needles in your fingers, don't worry - it's part of pregnancy!
repetitive work (say, at a computer keyboard), make sure you have the right wrist-support to suit your needs and that your chair and computer are always positioned correctly. For example, if you desk-share, take time to adjust it to your needs each day you
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