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Dads-to-be and pregnancy – how to involve your partner
By Kyrsty Hazell on 11/04/2011 13:48:09
How to help dads-to-be take an active role in your pregnancy
to as many antenatal check ups as he can is really important,” says midwife Mary Steen, from Pampers Village Parenting Expert Panel. “There is some flexibility around appointment times, so he can check that appointments fits in with work commitments.”By your
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When is the best time to purchase maternity clothes?
By Kyrsty Hazell on 25/08/2010 09:00:00
Pregnant and confused as to when to start buying your maternity wardrobe? Check our style tips for mums-to-be and guide on what to invest in...
extras like drawstrings, elasticated bust and belly areas and adjustable waistbands. These will all give you extra room when you start to fill out. Also consider more flexible fabrics like cotton jersey or a bit a spandex, as you'll find it'll give
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What happens once you've found out you're pregnant - your first appointment
By Kyrsty Hazell on 25/02/2011 15:26:25
Here's what to expect from your first doctor's or midwife appointment
and dates the midwife visits (this will be a visit to your home), as they can be more flexible than NHS midwives. If you want to find an independent midwife in your area, check out the Independent Midwives UK for full listings.When will you see the midwife
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New parent arguments - what you argue about and how to solve it
By Roisin Johnson and Kyrsty Hazell on 01/05/2011 14:42:00
Before, you were a couple. Now, you're parents. To avoid a battle of 'who does what' follow these easy steps from both experts and new mums
opportunity to get close and feel loved. Remember it's not forever - your baby won't be a baby for long! As he grows up you'll both learn how to compromise better. Kyrsty Hazell
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