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Holly Willoughby has a baby girl
By Daniella Delaney on 15/04/2011 10:00:52
The This Morning and Dancing on Ice presenter gives birth after 36 hour labour
It's been the longest celebrity birth in history, but Holly Willoughby finally gave birth last night.The This Morning presenter's 36 hour labour was followed by fans and wellwishers via Twitter as friends including Fearne Cotton and Phillip
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Lily Allen not giving her baby a ‘stupid name’
By Matt Fricker on 20/10/2010 12:18:37
The singer, who is due to give birth to a baby boy in January, doesn’t want an ‘exotic’ name for her child
, no, we probably won't [use it],” said mum-to-be Lily."I think Sam is way too straight and traditional for that sort of thing. He'd get the micktaken out of him on the building site," she added.Celeb parents are well known for their ‘unusual’ name
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Celebrity due dates: ThinkBaby's bumpwatch
By Jayne Braithwaite on 31/05/2011 18:15:52
Celebrity babies due this summer including Natalie Portman and Victoira Beckham. Due dates for June, July and August
Natalie Portman & PinkUPDATE! Pink gave birth to a healthy baby girl, named Willow Sage Hart. Aw! And Natalie's given birth to a baby boy!Poor Pink hasn't had the easiest first pregnancy. Early on she got the wobbles and since then she's been
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Labour is longer for modern mums
By Anna Lewis on 05/04/2012 12:41:10
Giving birth takes two and a half hours longer today than it did 50 years ago, a study reveals
If your mum thought giving birth in the Sixties was bad, tell her to count her lucky stars she didn’t have to do it today.A study of 150,000 women has found that the average labour today can last two and a half hours longer than it did 50 years ago
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New Zia Looks for Autumn 09
By Sarah Lawson on 28/09/2009 02:51:31
Petite Star's popular Zia stroller hits the streets in three gorgeous new colours to brighten up the cold months ahead
The Petite Star Zia has been a popular choice with new parents since it first rolled onto the buggy scene a couple of years ago. Weighing just 6.3kg yet suitable to use with babies from birth, it's a stylish pushchair choice for just £125
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Billie Piper’s baby name revealed
By Sophie Westnedge on 13/04/2012 15:53:20
Doctor Who star’s hubby Laurence Fox tweets about his ‘little legend’
are already parents to 3-year-old Winston, welcomed baby Eugene’s birth last Thursday. ‘One born every minute. We had our minute today. Couldn’t be happier. Beautiful boy. Everything fine,’ Laurence tweeted.Billie and Laurence have bucked the trend for unusual
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Baby girl breaks 150 year family tradition
By Anna Lewis on 23/03/2012 17:38:20
A family’s long running trend of bearing sons has finally been broken by the birth of a baby girl
Poppy Craddock, who was born earlier this month, is the first girl to be born into the Craddock family for almost 150 years.The long-running trend of sons was broken when Poppy’s parents Simon and Mali Craddock discovered they were expecting a girl.The last female born into Simon...
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Review: Brio Happy Compact pushchair
By Louise Rogers on 04/12/2007 10:14:44
A good-looking, functional pushchair with plenty of room for baby when travelling, but not the ideal choice if you need to store it in a tight space
– and has a huge basket underneath, complete with reflectors on all sides. The wheels are easy to get on and off for more compact storage. Use this with the interchangeable Happy carrycot (suitable from birth to 9kg) and seat (suitable from 6 months to 20kg
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Using homeopathy for labour and birth
By Maria Muennich on 19/11/2008 01:37:53
What homeopathy is, how it works and how to find out more
What is homeopathy and how does it work?Homeopathy has a mixed reception in UK medical circles: Some doctors see homeopathy as complementary to traditional medicine and may even practice themselves, others may dismiss it out of hand as nonsense
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Soft Play Zone’s Developmental Play Mat
By Louise Rogers on 07/07/2006 11:01:09
A soft play mat that's practical and stimulating as well as fun for your baby.
There has been much research into what colours your baby can and can’t see from birth, and the general consensus is that black and white, with its strong contrast, makes the perfect combination for many first toys. This monochrome marvel takes
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