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Weeks 1 - 4
By ThinkBaby on 19/05/2005 07:35:27
A week by week view of what's happening in your womb
start the process of visits and checks that will continue through pregnancy and into your new life with your baby.What to do now?If you think you are pregnant you can immediately start protecting the health of your baby and help to give him the best
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Fetal development - week 40
By ThinkBaby on 19/05/2005 15:01:18
The waiting game
appears to be doing well or suffering from the placenta being too old to properly provide for her. If you are keen to push for an induction yourself when your due date has passed then bear in mind that induced labours are medically managed labours from
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What is amniocentesis?
By ThinkBaby on 23/03/2006 11:27:08
When is an amniocentesis offered, what is involved and what are the risks
) and Sickle Cell Disease. There are, however, some abnormalities which amniocentesis does not detect, such as hare lip, cleft palate and limb abnormalities.Do I have to have an amniocentesis if it is suggested?No. If there is a reason to believe that your
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Safe travelling while pregnant
By Laura Lee Davies on 19/07/2010 01:23:56
Travelling in pregnancy by air, rail, road or sea is perfectly safe but make sure you're prepared
as you wish. However, you'll probably feel better as your 2nd trimester begins, when your hormones have calmed down and you may not want to travel too close to your due date (you'll probably have lots of other things to be doing!). So the ideal time
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Timing your second baby
By Amaya Lopez on 24/12/2005 13:48:37
Short age-gap or a more leisurely pace - is there an ideal timing for your second child?
than Mary. He said to me when she’s six, I’ll be twelve, she’ll never be able to play with me.” This of course does not mean that Daniel and Mary will never be close – they may well develop a very close bond, and an age difference of six years pales
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Your two-month-old
By ThinkBaby on 05/03/2005 17:04:31
Weeks 8-12 - gettting to know you better
for brief periods to look around. If he hasn’t done so already, then soon you’ll see him deliberately grabbing hold of small objects you give to him, like a rattle, although he won’t yet be able to hold things for very long. What you can doYour baby learns
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Review: Maxi-Cosi Priorifix
By Maria Muennich on 09/08/2007 01:23:43
Use Isofix or seat belt fitting options on this user-friendly group one car seat
in someone else's car, without Isofix, or if you're planning to buy a new car with Isofix fittings in the near future but don't have them in your current car - you can still use the PrioriFix in the meantime. Do be aware however, that the PrioriFix is fitted
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Keeping a healthy home in winter
By Maria Muennich on 03/10/2010 08:17:54
In colder weather we usually close the windows and reach for the thermostat to keep our homes warm and welcoming, but our health can suffer along with our indoor air quality as a result
, so what do we need to keep in mind when using the central heating through the winter months if we want our families to stay healthy?The World Health Organisation recommends a minimum temperature of 18°C indoors, and advises that keeping rooms below 16
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Buyer's Guide to Books for Babies
By Laura Lee Davies on 16/04/2009 00:31:20
Your baby might not be onto Harry Potter by his first birthday, but there are some lovely cloth and boardbooks that are perfect from birth to 18 months, which develop a useful love of 'reading'.
If you’re looking for a great present for a child you know, or you’re just looking for an excuse to treat your own baby, there just don’t seem to be many options until they’re well into their toddler years. Clothes, simple toys and cot blankets
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Toddler First Aid: Cuts and abrasions
By ThinkBaby on 07/02/2008 01:29:40
How to treat minor cuts, scrapes and grazes at home - and knowing when to call the doctor
child is most concerned by seeing himself bleed, and so these accidents may take more consoling than a simple bang. Some surface wounds may seem to bleed quite a lot at first, but do stay calm while you inspect the damage and clean up so as not to alarm
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