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Davina McCall on Pregnancy and Fitness
By ThinkBaby on 06/03/2007 03:48:35
Davina McCall talks bumps, babies and the realistic way to get back into shape. We also review her new DVD.
about eating chocolate but it’s really important for you and your baby to do SOMETHING! It’ll also work wonders for you post birth with getting the old jelly belly under control.What are your motivations for working-out whilst pregnant? My motivation
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Pregnant with twins
By ThinkBaby on 06/01/2009 01:02:36
Double trouble or double fun? What's the deal with being pregnant with twins?
pregnancies but you need to take particular care of the following:Calories - The usual joke about eating for two can become daunting when you think about eating for three, but of course you only need to eat for three in terms of quality, not quantity. In terms
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Trying for a baby in 2010?
By Celia Morgan on 20/01/2010 09:03:55
If trying to conceive is on your to do list this year, try out our mums’ New Year tips for boosting fertility
"This year I’m giving up smoking and carrying on with healthy eating. Last year I let trying for a baby take over my life so I’m going to try not to dwell on something that hasn’t happened yet and enjoy what I have. It will happen when it happens
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What is Stage Two Weaning?
By Debra Stottor on 06/10/2008 00:11:31
What does stage one weaning mean? What age does this start? And what should you feed your baby?
into two stages: stage one is the initial foray into food, and lasts until about 7 months, while stage two is where your baby gets used to different textures, eventually eating much the same food as the rest of the family. Here’s stage two explained
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Book review: Blooming Beautiful
By Sarah Lawson on 07/11/2006 01:49:51
TV presenter Melanie Sykes has had two children. Here she offers her beauty and health tips to turn a glamourous pregnancy into a yummy mummy experience.
the kinds of creams you can get to help ease your skin through hormonal changes and stretching, how to make your wardrobe work with your new bump, staying fit and healthy, eating well, and de-stressing when the emotions hit home.‘Mummy Matters’ is part two
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Newborns get blood test for rare, serious illness
By Laura Lee Davies on 14/02/2007 02:55:19
New babies will now get a blood test within two weeks of birth, for the rare but potentially fatal disease Medium Chain Acyl CoA Dehydrogenase (MCADD).
periods because once it has been burned up, their body will not rely on its own resources to keep the body going.It is passed on when two people have the defective gene and have a child together. They may well be completely unaware of the risk
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Teeze t-shirts for babies with attitude
By Laura Lee Davies on 05/09/2006 12:06:51
For kids who like a T-shirt with a message and a mission - these new tops from Brighton make great gifts.
ensures that the people making the clothes have been paid a fair wage and get regulated working conditions.Slogans include "My way or no way", "I mostly eat chocolate" (with two printed choccy hand marks), "I'm not tired" and "90% Angel, 10% trouble
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Dolly Tots
By Laura Lee Davies on 15/01/2008 01:20:47
Be ultra-green and give your child reusable nappies for her dolly!
Good habits start early in life - eating healthily, having good manners... and being green! Now, if you enjoyed using cloth nappies with your baby, you can pass on that habit to your growing child.Hurray for Tots Bots who have designed a fabulous
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Lavender in Pregnancy
By Laura Lee Davies on 28/05/2008 02:25:43
It's important to relax and enjoy your pregnancy when you can and lavender is a wonderful way to help!
During pregnancy, you have the best reason in the world to keep as healthy as possible. Yet somehow, it no longer seems like a chore! Wanting to eat and drink the right things and simply look after yourself become so much more important. Even when
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Q. I’m planning to breastfeed, will I produce enough milk for my baby?
By Liz Jarvis on 16/03/2010 17:33:47
is latching on correctly.Otherwise, there are a few things you can try:Ensure you’re drinking and eating enough.That you’re getting enough rest.To encourage your breasts to produce more milk, feed for longer and more frequently, as often as every two hours
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