, and be unable to get into any kind of sleep routine. However, babies show differing signs of discomfort, with the main common thread being that tired parents find themselves at their wits' end trying to ease the suffering.Colicky babies usually suffer most

arrival in vented bottles is the Munchkin Tri-Flow (see below).TeatsThere are two main concerns with teats, both of which are centred round the issue of 'nipple confusion' - will a baby who is usually breastfed end up prefering this to the real thing

– encouraging him to burp up any excessive air – is all part of feeding.How often should I wind my baby?It is a good idea to try a gentle winding session half way through a feed and then at the end, though don't obsessively do the mid-feed wind every time

for women to end their periods is around 50 though in extreme cases it can begin in a woman’s thirties or as late as her sixties.But please don't worry yetUnless you have a medical history that causes concern, please don't fear the worst straight away. A

this), rub them down with a damp cloth at the end of the day to clear away excess garden dust.Clean the house - If possible, get someone else to do your dusting for you, or rub down dusty shelves etc with a damp cloth, that traps the particles rather

before simply giving up and turning to formula feeding or combining breast and formula (which can lead to an end of breastfeeding before you and your baby were naturally ready).Don't use how much milk you can express (or pump out) as a guide per se. Some

parents (including a cabbie who was taking me home one evening when I had a very obvious bump!) who had ‘colicky’ babies and who raved about the sudden end to their problems when they had this therapy, I thought I would try it with my first baby.You can go

regular basis has been shown to affect a baby's brain and physical development.If you find that you really miss your glass of wine at the end of the day, check out this ThinkBaby article on booze-free alternatives. Remember, too, that even soft drinks can

in pregnancy in case it passes on a nut allergy to their child. This is not a known cause of nut allergies in children, but peanuts are at the less preferable end of what you should be eating because they are very fatty and often overly salted.Instead, try

One of the treats of pregnancy (as well the anticipation of a lovely baby, of course!) is that you don't have periods for months on end. However, you can't put them off forever, and when they return will probably be affected by how you are feeding