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Eating out when you're pregnant
By Laura Lee Davies on 22/07/2008 00:00:20
Enjoy those kid-free suppers while you can - but eat well!
's all part of the fun of being a parent, but dining out pre-birth is certainly a luxury you should savour!However, whilst you can keep an eye on what you're eating at home, it's not always so easy to gauge what your food contains while you're out
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January Jones eats her own placenta
By Anna Lewis on 26/03/2012 12:12:54
Mad Men star January Jones says she would recommend eating placenta to all new mums
Actress January Jones has admitted eating her own placenta.The Mad Men star, who gave birth to son Xander in September, says she was hesitant at first, but soon came round to the supposed benefits.“I have a great doula [caregiver who offers
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10 of the best ways to beat fussy eating
By Sara Lawson on 29/11/2010 05:38:15
Feeding a fussy baby can mean more ends up on the floor than in your little one's tummy. Follow our tips to tempt her back to happy eating
at every meal and have some around the home that your child can help herself to under supervision.3. Vegetables make good finger foods so let your child eat sticks of raw carrots, peppers and cucumber. Or dip them into hummus, mayonnaise or cheese sauce
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Eating Well When You're Expecting Twins
By Laura Lee Davies on 09/09/2009 01:46:05
You might hear the phrase 'eating for two' when you're pregnant, but what if you're having twins... or more?
The phrase 'eating for two' isn't a very useful one when you're pregnant. For a start, morning sickness and tiredness in early pregnancy can play havoc with your appetite, and by the time your bump is big, you certainly don't feel like eating double
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Review: Eating Well When You're Expecting
By Sarah Lawson on 29/06/2006 10:40:00
From the 'What to Expect...' team, this is a great reference and recipe book that answers your questions about pregnancy eating.
What to Expect... Eating Well When You're Expecting by Heidi Murkoff with Sharon Mazel A detailed and useful reference book from the 'What to Expect' expertsIf you're used to Heidi Murkoff's American tone then there's no worries Features: Detailed
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Eat your fish!
By Laura Lee Davies on 21/02/2006 01:18:29
Eating fish during pregnancy can improve fetal brain development, a Harvard study claims.
Eating fish during your pregnancy can enhance fetal brain development.In a study, the babies of mothers who ate fish regularly showed signs of having better memories and levels of concentration than other infants.However, babies of mothers who had
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Safe eating in warmer weather
By Laura Lee Davies on 05/06/2007 01:05:12
As the days get a little warmer, being food-aware in especially important to stave off poisoning or sickness in pregnancy.
you're ready to eat it. The juices should run clear when it is cooked. It's a good idea to part-cook the chicken in the oven first, but make sure you do this just before taking it to the barbecue rather than leaving it stand half-cooked for too long
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Seven ways to solve fussy eating
By Clare Firth on 02/09/2012 12:58:11
Are you despairing of your baby ever eating a decent meal? Read our tried-and-tested strategies for increasing his food intake
weight, growing and seems generally happy and alert, he’s likely to be getting all the nutrients and calories he needs. Take the stress out of messy eatingFind the right food texture for your babyFoods you shouldn't give your baby yet
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What you eat shapes your baby’s sense of smell-in the womb!
By Liz Stansfield on 02/12/2010 12:35:07
Scientists say what a mum-to-be eats determines a new baby’s smelling system
Your baby’s sense of smell is shaped by what you eat or drink during pregnancy, scientists have found, reports the Telegraph. Researchers at Colorado University in the States carried out a study on mice. They foundexposure to certain odours while
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Take the stress out of messy eating
By Clare Firth on 01/02/2011 20:09:48
Tearing your hair out over mucky mealtimes? Follow our dos and don'ts for a calmer weaning experience
lumps and new tastes and making her first attempts to feed herself – and all of that can be a recipe for mess. We all have different tolerance levels when it comes to messy eating, but it’s impossible to get through this stage without some collateral
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