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Maternity bras for a bigger chest
By Laura Lee Davies on 17/06/2009 00:43:51
One of the many problems larger breasted women have is that as soon as their boobs change in pregnancy, they begin to ache through lack of support
the band width around your ribs by adding extra hook settings at the back. Blooming Marvellous sell sets of two for £1.99.Night supportEven if you find that your underwired bra is working fine during the day without putting too much pressure
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Review: The Baba Sling
By Maria Muennich on 20/11/2006 13:46:45
Whereas with many baby carriers your baby is strapped to your chest or back, in most of its positions the Baba Sling is designed to support you as you hold your baby as you would without a sling.
carriers: Whereas with many baby carriers your baby is strapped to your chest or back, in most of its positions the Baba Sling is designed to support you as you hold your baby as you would without a sling, whether that's against your chest, on your hip
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Know-how: Baby Snuffles
By Laura Lee Davies on 30/11/2007 01:36:06
Heavy breathing and noisy gurgles aren't always a sign of a baby cold, but what might these sounds relate to?
, that aren’t even a symptom of a common cold.Baby ‘snurgles’Young babies tend to build up more muscous in their respiratory tract, and as they breathe in and out, this rattles on their chest and can make a gurgling sound as they inhale through their nose
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What is croup?
By Laura Lee Davies on 01/11/2010 01:46:58
Coughing and breathing difficulties are always a worry in babies and children, but a croup cough sounds even worse. What is croup, and what should you do if your child gets it?
of coughing and crying, or his cough continues and does not seem to ease off once you have him sitting with you in a humid room for more than 20 minutes, call your doctor or NHS Direct on 0845 4647.It is very rare, but your child's condition may be an illness
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Babies: Colds, allergies and asthma
By Laura Lee Davies on 22/05/2007 01:03:09
New research suggests that babies who have lower respiratory viral infections in their first year may be more likely to develop asthma.
on to develop asthma.The study looked at 200 children and tracked their progress. A child who had a lower respiratory viral infection early on and who developed an allergy before they were two years old, was three to four times more likely to develop asthma
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Baby First-aid: Choking
By ThinkBaby on 05/03/2008 10:02:00
How to help a baby (under 12 months) to clear a blockage in the airway
this if you can remove the object or you risk pushing it further down. Give up to five thrusts.If the blockage hasn't cleared after three cycles of back slaps and chest thrust then dial 999 (or 112) for an ambulance immediately. Do not leave the baby - take
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Research links antibiotics and asthma
By Laura Lee Davies on 14/03/2006 10:09:12
Canadian researchers claim antibiotics given in the first year can increase the risk of asthma.
issued as they once were, but are still an important part of successfully treating ear infections and chest infections (not viruses). The research, led by principal investigator Dr Fawziah Marra, examined previous data on over 20,000 children as well
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Baby’s risk of developing asthma raised by antibiotics?
By Cassandra Kempster-Roberts on 06/01/2011 12:44:11
Giving babies under 6 months antibiotics could increase their chances of developing asthma, says a new study
%, reports the Telegraph. In the study of 1,400 children, Yale University researchers found that even when other factors were taken into account, such as a family history of asthma, the increased risk was there.Some experts have argued in the past that
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Dealing with pregnancy heartburn
By Maria Muennich on 29/03/2011 06:42:24
Heartburn gives an unpleasant digestive soreness that's common common, particularly in the second half of pregnancy - here's how you can lessen the irritation
rise high enough that you can taste them, or may even reach your mouth. Heartburn can also cause quite worrying chest pains. If you are getting chest pains soon after eating, they’re probably caused by these juices.10 easy ways to prevent heartburn
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Red Castle's Sport Baby Carrier
By Sarah Lawson on 18/07/2007 01:36:26
A baby carrier that suits all sizes of parent and allows you to hold your baby in several different positions
is completely adjustable so you can use it with smal babies and change the straps as your child grows. It's suitable from birth to up to 12kg.For smaller babies there is a headrest which can move as you need to it, and when your child's neck is strong enough
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