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Sleep training real experiences
By Maria Muennich on 18/10/2007 14:22:49
Sleep training theories are all very well, but how to real mums get on when it comes to putting ideas into practice?
transition from waking to sleeping, and stay that way for at least eight hours. That doesn't mean, however, that there's nothing to learn from other parents' experiences as well as from baby care experts, and sometimes it can be the throw-away comment
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Older mums' experiences wanted
By ThinkBaby on 13/03/2006 15:52:08
The Mail on Sunday are looking for experiences and thoughts on being an older mum.
Hi members. We have had the following request, which might be of interest to some of you. Please ignore and accept our apologies for passing the message on, if it doesn't affect you! TBxJournalist Helen Gent writes:I am writing a feature for the Mail on Sunday YOU magazine about ...
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Real mothers: breastfeeding experiences
By Louise Cook on 11/09/2006 09:31:29
Voices and experiences from the real-life end of breastfeeding
Following on from our recent story on new research carried out by NUK, about women's experiences of breastfeeding, we're featuring a series of case studies from different women.Louise Cook is 35 and mother of mother of Tabitha, aged 4 weeks
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Real mothers: breastfeeding experiences
By Shenda Falvey on 31/07/2006 01:17:35
We begin a three-week series of women who have had different experiences of breastfeeding.
Following on from our story on new research carried out by NUK, about women's experiences of breastfeeding, we're starting a new short series of case studies from three different women.We start with Shenda, who felt really isolated and guilty when
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Real mothers: breastfeeding experiences
By Misty Spooner on 07/08/2006 10:14:44
The second of our three-part series hearing from real mothers about their expectations and experiences of breastfeeding.
Following on from our story on new research carried out by NUK, about women's experiences of breastfeeding, we're featuring a short series of case studies from three different women.This week we hear from Misty Spooner, who had dreamed of a joyous
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Sleep training real experiences: Part one
By Maria Muennich on 18/10/2007 13:27:24
It can be exhausting if your baby starts to rely on the breast to fall or stay asleep, here's how one mum tries to break the habit
Sleep training experiences: part one Sleep training theories can often sound deceptively easy, but how to real mums get on with adapting them to their own needs? In our first installment Maria tries to break the feeding to sleep habit
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Real mothers: Breastfeeding experiences
By Rachel Friend on 14/08/2006 01:09:46
Rachel had real trouble breastfeeding with her first child and now she is pregnant again, finds the challenge ahead a daunting one.
Following on from our story on new research carried out by NUK, about women's experiences of breastfeeding, we're featuring a series of case studies from different women.Rachel Friend is 35. She is mother to Eliza who is two and a half years old
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Sleep training real experiences: Part two
By Maria Muennich on 14/11/2007 13:19:47
Contentedly going to sleep alone and sleeping through the night?
Sleep training experiences: part twoSleep training theories can often sound deceptively easy, but how to real mums get on with adapting them to their own needs? Having managed successfully (once again) to wean her son off his dependency
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Midwife study: opinions wanted
By Laura Lee Davies on 21/03/2006 01:08:31
Midwife Carol Bell is looking for women with experiences and views for her study on 'excellent practice in midwifery'.
Midwife Carol Bell is looking for women with a wide range of experiences and thoughts to feed back to her in a new study. We'll let her explain it herself...'I am a midwife currently undertaking a piece of research as part of my doctorate
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NHS launches maternity comparison website
By Kimberley Smith on 06/12/2010 14:41:36
NHS Choices to offer more info on maternity care to help parents-to-be choose their service and rate their experience
The NHS Choices website has launched a new comparison feature to its maternity care section this week. Aiming to help parents decide which of their local services to use, the site also offers patients the chance to rate and critique the care they receive.The tool allows users to ...
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