Most of your toddler's bumps will require no more than a magic mummy / daddy kiss or a quick cuddle to make them better, but you'll quickly be able to tell by: the noise of the bang, the reaction of your child and the colour of the area affected

Click pic for moreIt's advent and the presents are arriving early at ThinkBaby. We've got four, yes four, Maclaren Techno XTs to give away as prizes before the end of the year - that's one for each week in advent. We've chosen the XT for lots

– bless. You still won’t be able to feel these small movements; the foetus may be swimming away happily in the amniotic fluid, but it’s so small that it won’t bump into the sides. Weeks 11-13: 4.5-6cm, 10-18g Now’s the time when your foetus starts to look

As well as keeping yourself healthy, one of the things that can help you to have a happy pregnancy is understanding what's going on in your womb.So, how is your baby doing in there?Your growing baby, at a glanceEyes These begin to develop in the first four weeks, with eyelids beg...

Valentine's treat. Check out the ThinkBaby selection of fabulous dresses and browse the online shops who offer some of the best maternity fashions.

Just as you can look around a nursery and see 30 very different children, every fetus will be different. So, whether you're comparing your pregnancy with a friend's, or even trying to judge by your own past experience with an older son or daughter, do bear in mind that there is n...

Davina McCall does a good line in haircare advertisements, but now she has released a new DVD of exercises for pregnancy and after the birth.'My Pre and Post Natal Workouts' is a lively, down-to-earth DVD and many women will find it much less daunting than the useful bright, shin...

in normal circumstances are no safer in pregnancy.What's comfortableIn early pregnancy you probably won't notice any difference in which sexual positions are comfortable and which aren't. But as your bump gets bigger it will make some positions

onto your bump. It’s not just light that your baby is sensitive to, but also sound, touch, taste and even smell. His head and body now have the proportions they will have at birth and he’s now acquiring fat deposits under the skin to get ready for his

of the baby changing your centre of gravity as the baby (and subsequent bump) grows. Hormonal changes during the early part of pregnancy offer other contributory factors, and you also have loosening ligaments between pelvic bones and joints in preparation