The average baby cries for up to three hours a day. Tomy, expert in baby products, understands this can be emotionally and physically draining for parents, that’s why it has developed Baby Sshh, a unique and amazing melody toy that turns a crying

As a caring parent you will already be feeding your toddler nutritious food, but did you know that feeding their mind is just as vital to their development? Grolier, the leading distributor of children’s books, are pleased to help your child

Researchers have found a way to weed out unhealthy embryos and could hold the key to IVF success every time. The new technique, discovered by a team at Oxford University, will examine embryos and check for any chromosomal abnormalities that would to cause the treatment to fail. D...

The number of mums-to-be developing diabetes is twice as great as doctors previously believed, a new study has suggested.Before now, doctors thought 5% to 8% of women developed diabetes in pregnancy. However a study involving 23,000 women in nine

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A team of researchers is working on an MRI scan that will be able to detect brain problems in babies while they are still in the womb.“The research team has recently developed a radical new way of using MRI to produce 3-dimensional images of babies

A foetus growing in the womb cannot feel pain before 24 weeks, researchers from the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists have found. Before this time, nerve endings in growing foetuses are not yet developed enough to work as pain

that are orange or red in colour) were linked with a reduction in the likelihood of your baby developing eczema.Eczema was more common among children whose mothers ate the least green and yellow vegetables.Eating foods with a high vitamin E content, including some