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Breastfeeding flashmob hits Manchester
By Kimberley Smith on 22/06/2011 13:34:13
Breastfeeding rates on the up as mums take to the streets to raise awareness during National Breastfeeding Week
A group of mums have given a whole new meaning to the phrase “flashmob” in Manchester, this National Breastfeeding Week. To promote breastfeeding awareness, more than 100 mums descended on the Trafford Centre to breastfeed their babies in public
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Man U launches official baby merchandise
By Monica Stylli on 21/11/2007 14:55:16
Show your support for the Reds with this fab new range of baby gear.
Bolton based company The Supercover Group Limited has announced a new official line of baby merchandise. The Manchester United collection is available to buy online and at the official club shop at Old Trafford, includes everything from changing
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Rio Ferdinand admits he wants a girl
By Kimberley Smith on 04/02/2011 12:48:28
Football star Rio Ferdinand and pregnant wife Rebecca reveal their hopes for a baby girl as they open a new postnatal unit at their local hospital
Hospital, Manchester, was unveiling the latest section of a £20 million refurbishment.Though Rio admitted to Manchester Evening News that he was “hoping for a girl”, he did stress that his main priority was a healthy baby rather than caring about the sex
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Simple urine test could predict miscarriage
By Kimberley Smith on 06/07/2011 13:54:28
New wee test could identify problem pregnancies and in future prevent miscarriage
A groundbreaking new test could one day help doctors prevent miscarriage by predicting pregnancies that are likely to get into difficulty.The test has been developed by researchers at St Mary’s Hospital in Manchester where they accurately predicted
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Coleen Rooney not having another child any time soon
By Matt Fricker on 23/08/2010 14:14:58
Wayne Rooney’s wife reveals one is more than enough at the moment
Coleen Rooney has ruled out giving her 10-month-old son Kai any brothers or sisters right now, reports the Metro“One’s a handful, so I think we’re going to be happy with just him… for a while anyway,” said mum Coleen.Another footballing couple who don’t want more children at the ...
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Second time mums opting for caesareans
By Marina Nelson on 16/11/2010 16:17:09
Maternity units across the UK notice a rise in elective c-sections for second births
with their second child after difficult first labour experiences. Midwives at Liverpool Women’s Hospital say they have seen an increase of 40%, with St Mary’s hospital in Manchester, Stepping Hill in Stockport and Birmingham Women’s Hospital also recognising
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Baby Boom Britain
By Monica Stylli on 11/04/2007 02:10:03
New research by Yell.com reveals top 10 baby hotspots in the UK.
and found that the two Scottish cities performed more baby related searches than other UK cities.Other baby boom regions include Cardiff, Bristol and Leicester, alongside the big Northern centres of Manchester, Liverpool, York and Sheffield.Owen, Bob
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August's review winners!
By ThinkBaby on 30/08/2005 08:51:41
Did your user review win you a set of Mothercare steriliser bottles?
It's almost the end of the month, so it's time to pick winners for the best user reviews. And this month's winners are....Toni Barton, from Manchester, for her review of the Quinny Freestyle 3XL: The thing I love most about the buggy is the fact
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Stylish new kids furniture from Denmark
By Laura Lee Davies on 13/10/2006 14:38:06
After 30 years of kitting out stylish Danish homes, ILVA have come to the UK with great interior designs and good prices.
and take on the likes of IKEA on home turf, in Sweden. Now they have opened a store in Manchester and one in Thurrock, and are opening one in the north east, in Gateshead, soon.They are not quite so cheap and cheerful as IKEA, but instead go for quality
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New Natal Hypnotherapy Courses
By Sarah Lawson on 26/06/2007 01:33:04
Now the makers of the award-winning hypnotherapy CDs are running birth preparation courses across the country
are running two-day Birth Prepartion courses in London, Guildford, Brighton, Manchester, Dorchester and Chichester.Although many parents-to-be will attend some form of ante-natal course, if only with their local hospital/midwife team, some couples like to look
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