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Beat pregnancy back pain
By Laura Lee Davies on 13/08/2009 01:49:39
Take the pressure off your back and feel better before the birth.
of ensuring you get a bit of peaceful ‘me’ time to concentrate on you and your baby. You will find the fellowship of other expectant mothers a great support too. If you don't want to go to a class, try our advice from a yoga expert.Antenatal yoga can also
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Pregnancy and fifth disease
By Laura Lee Davies on 24/01/2007 01:04:09
Fifth disease – commonly called 'slapped cheek' – is a rash usually contracted by children. For most, it is not a major illness, but it can be dangerous for pregnant women.
Although fifth disease most commonly occurs in childhood, an adult caring for a child can contract it, so what are the signs, how should you treat it, and what should you be aware of if you are expecting a baby?What is 'fifth disease'?This illness
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Three-wheelers on a Budget
By Laura Lee Davies on 19/01/2009 01:08:09
Is it possible to get the chic look of a funky three-wheeler pushchair for less than £150? Yes!
– these are extras you would usually expect to be forsaken in order to keep the price down, so that's pretty impressive, even if overall it is, realistically, a no-frills ride.The other main three-wheeler option under £100 is the Urban Detour Vester at Mothercare
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Driving in late pregnancy
By Laura Lee Davies on 06/08/2010 01:15:10
As your bump gets bigger and you get more tired, is it safe to drive a car?
to isn't advisable, partly from a comfort point of view and partly to ensure your health and your baby's. For what to expect in the last few weeks, check out Any Day Now.If you already have a child to look after, or need to work as far as possible up
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Working when you’re pregnant
By Laura Lee Davies on 02/09/2010 00:10:57
Ten tips for making working in pregnancy a pleasure
as each body's reaction to pregnancy is different, but hopefully amongst our tips you’ll find something which improves your experience of working while you’re expecting your baby.1. Overcoming morning sickness In the first 12 weeks of pregnancy, morning
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Weight loss and breastfeeding
By Laura Lee Davies on 15/02/2010 10:04:59
Breastfeeding itself burns up tons of calories, but just how safe are dieting and exercise when you're still feeding?
to add to your other new mum aches and pains. But also because eating a healthy diet that is rich in good calories directly affects the quality of the milk your baby is getting. If you find your baby is not thriving (following his own expected weight
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Headaches in pregnancy
By Laura Lee Davies on 11/09/2007 01:25:19
You can't reach for the headache tablets, so how do you beat headaches in pregnancy?
the ThinkBaby article Beat Pregnancy Snuffles.Tension, aches and fatigue - You're pregnant so claim your right to have a lie down or an hour and half in front of a black and white movie on the sofa. Relaxing and taking your mind off things and the strain off
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Buyer's Guide to Sterilisers
By Laura Lee Davies on 07/09/2010 02:02:46
Sterilisers are essential to ensure everything to do with feedng your baby is sterile and germ free before he turns 1. But should you get an electric, cold water or microwave steriliser?
until it's shiny and sterile. They usually take between five and eight minutes but the manufacturer's notes will guide you on that, and a light will go off once it's ready.You can expect to pay between £29.99 and £60 for a steam steriliser. The price
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Rosehip Oil for Pregnancy Skin
By Laura Lee Davies on 30/07/2009 02:08:44
Stay blooming with a wonderful range of natural pampering products from Trilogy
are expecting but at any time of your life.The co-owners and founders of Trilogy, Sarah Gibbs and Catherne de Groot, are sisters. They founded the New Zealand-based business in 2002 and not only take the ingredients of their products seriously, but also value
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Buyer's Guide to lightweight buggies
By Laura Lee Davies on 31/08/2008 01:51:50
For popping around town or going on a holiday, a lightweight buggy can be a godsend. They come in sizes suitable from birth, and range from the super-cheap to the luxury.
As any new parent will quickly tell you, the smaller the baby, the more equipment you have. In the world of pushchairs, travel systems and prams, this is certainly the case. Extra padding, the ability to recline completely flat and the flexibility
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