Gifts For Baby by Catherine Woram Inspirational ideas to get you in touch with your creative sideNot sure about painting things my baby will put in her mouth… Features: Step-by-step instructions for making gorgeous clothes, toys and accessories

If you are looking for a name for your baby that will stand the test of time, rather than an unusual name, then a royal baby name could be just what you are looking for. These names have been used by the British royal family for more than a thousand years and are classic names fo...

to Professor Catherine Fowler, mums who do are “cruel and selfish”.She’s opened a can of worms here, though, as other experts have rallied around forward-facing buggies and baby carriers, refuting her claims. Particularly, as Professor Fowler reckons it

to strengthen the parent-child bond.New mum, Liz Neale, 33, said singing to her daughter, Catherine, before she was born deepened their bond.“I felt self-conscious about talking to Catherine in the womb but singing felt really normal and I signed up [to

possibly survive,” said mum Catherine, 21.  “None of our family and friends could believe it when we told them how small he was, so that’s when (dad) Edward slipped his wedding ring on to Ethan’s arm to show them.”Baby Ethan had to be resuscitated when he

Nourishing Milk Bath: Annika Bjorklund from South Godstone, Pusan Reid from Woking, Catherine Joyce from Preston, Helen White from Surrey and Joanne Bush from Cheshire.First prize was an Elemis kit of pregnancy pampering goodies worth over £250 which we

Prince William shared his views on starting a family with Catherine in an interview to mark his grandmother’s Diamond Jubilee, reports the Daily Mail.The 30-year-old royal opened up in an interview for US show The Juilee Queen, which will be shown

eye mask which helps block out the light during those much needed new mum naps! A favourite of Catherine Zeta Jones and Isabella Rosselini, the mask is available in cream, lilac, pink and black and costs £35.It's not just mums who deserve all

weight and premature birth."It can be extremely debilitating, women can't work, can't look after their families and they need to be admitted to hospital,” said Dr Catherine Nelson-Piercy, a consultant obstetric physician at Guy's and St Thomas' Foundation

Older mums require higher standards of care during pregnancy and childbirth, experts are saying.Catherine Nelson-Piercy, a professor of obstetric medicine at King’s College London, says a rise in the number of “high risk” pregnancies, including more