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Babymel changing bags: high street chic
By Louise Rogers on 28/02/2008 01:48:36
You don't have to pay designer prices for gorgeous baby changing bags…
bottles cold or hot, an adjustable shoulder strap and numerous pockets as well as a wipe-clean folded changing mat. With ruched seams and a cute heart-shaped tag that doubles as a key ring or dummy holder, the bag comes in black or poppy in two different
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Book review: The A to Z of Having a Baby
By Louise Rogers on 05/12/2006 09:00:49
Comedian Jeff Green offers up some birth-wearied experiences to share with unsuspecting new parents, especially dads.
The A to Z of Having a Baby by Jeff Green Light-hearted, fun and down to earthSometimes the truth just ain’t that funny… Features: Comedian Jeff Green’s personal perspective on the ups and downs of having a baby, following on from his previous
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Baby, Buggy and Me
By Louise Rogers on 05/09/2007 01:53:28
If you're feeling in need of serious exercise but are tied to your new baby and buggy, why not take them out for exercise too?
that it’s an improvement on lounging on the sofa in front of daytime TV). The key to successful walking is finding a pace that you can mange, but that is fast enough to get your heart pumping and build up a bit of a sweat, and to achieve that, you may need
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Fairtrade Fortnight for babies and parents
By Louise Rogers on 29/02/2008 00:33:02
What is Fairtrade, and why is it important when you're shopping for baby products?
the familiar logo on lots of products in the supermarket, and it’s your guarantee that no-one has been exploited in the manufacturing process. The British public is certainly taking Fairtrade to its heart, with sales of Fairtrade products in 2007 up a
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Birth Positions
By Louise Rogers on 22/01/2007 01:38:53
Medics may have positively encouraged Western women to labour on their backs – let’s face it, it’s easier for them to see what’s going on – but that’s not how it always was, or indeed how it should necessarily be.
to your heart’s content, and it can help immensely during a back labour (where your baby’s spine is parallel to yours), in some cases it can even help the baby turn to a more beneficial position. You can rest between contractions by laying forwards or slow
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Questionnaire: what pushchair suits you?
By Louise Rogers on 16/10/2009 01:09:09
So you're pregnant and you don't know where to start in choosing a pushchair. Travel system? Pram? Combi? Answer our multiple choice questions and find out what suits you!
for these too)… 1. Where do you live?a)The heart of the countrysideb)City centrec)Average-sized town2. How do you prefer to get around?a)I prefer to walk but tend to drive a lotb)Bus, train, footc)Most of my local amenities are within walking distance
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