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Breastfeeding at birth can reduce infant mortality
By Monica Stylli on 17/08/2007 01:04:13
New research by UNICEF suggests that breastfeeding babies immediately after birth can prevent neonatal deaths.
hour after birth.Sub-Saharan Africa has the highest rate of infant mortality in the world with around 10 per cent of babies dying before their first birthday. This is despite the rate of exclusively breastfed babies until the age of six months doubling
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Birthing simulator could help reduce maternal mortality
By Kimberley Smith on 06/07/2010 13:23:26
Pregnancy strap-on could increase survival chances of mums and babies in the third world
midwife or skilled attendant present. Reducing maternal mortality is one of eight Millennium Development Goals set in 2000 by the United Nations. It is hoped that this cheap device will give women the chance to practice delivery.“MamaNatalie” comes
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Sheep may hold the key to underweight babies
By Monica Stylli on 20/09/2007 01:14:36
Studies carried out on pregnant sheep may explain why teenagers have underweight babies.
likely to be growing. Other complications can include premature birth, infant mortality and maternal death due to obstetrical complications.
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Pregnant women to get cash to improve diet
By Sarah Lawson on 10/09/2007 01:00:15
A government initiative might see women get £200 towards eating a better diet when they are expecting a baby
, to encourage better eating habits. The move comes as part of the government's drive to ensure better health for women and their new babies and reduce the UK's infant mortality rate. However, whilst many charities have welcomed the idea of helping raise
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Alcohol-free mouthwash in pregnancy could prevent premature birth
By Kimberley Smith on 15/02/2011 14:55:31
Taking extra care of your teeth and dental health when pregnant could reduce your risk of giving birth prematurely
suggest more research is necessary to discover the links between mouthwash use and premature birth.“Preterm birth is the major cause of prenatal mortality worldwide and still difficult to predict and prevent,” said Marjorie Jesscoat, one of the study
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The weird and wonderful ways celebs commemorate new babies
By Kyrsty Hazell on 30/03/2011 11:46:31
Looking for a unique way to remember your pregnancy and birth? Myleene Klass, Mariah Carey and Alanis Morrisette are all fans of the new trend for doing something a little bit kooky before baby comes. Why not give it a go?
mortal mums follow.There are lot's of wonderful (and some weird) ways to capture your experiences of pregnancy for you to treasure as a keepsake. From plaster casting your growing bump, or having your unborn baby's face made into a pendant, to recording
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Jessica Alba on losing the baby weight: "I"m starving. It sucks."
By Daniella Delaney on 07/09/2011 11:05:45
The Little Fockers star gets real about the battle to shift her baby bump
It seems even the most fabulous looking celebs have the same traumas as us mere mortals when it comes to getting rid of those pre-baby pounds.Jessica Alba, renowned Hollywood beauty and star of Little Fockers and Spy Kids has been talking about
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Review of 2011 - July. Posh bares all before birth and Kristen Stewart talks pregnancy
By Daniella Delaney on 29/12/2011 09:46:25
The Beckhams, Kate Hudson and Danielle Lloyd all welcomed new babies and there was some straight talking from Mel B and Patsy Palmer
drama, so we were all very relieved when she gave us this positive updatePink's new mummy meltdownIt's always good to hear that celebrity mums go through the same nightmares as us mere mortals, so we were heartened with the news of Pink's new mummy
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Concord Neo Carbon Travel System
By Sarah Lawson on 20/10/2008 00:49:17
The ultimate 5-star pushchair is proving a real favourite with celebs!
, but the pushchair itself for around £359 has proved to be a good-looking, well-designed buggy about town. However, while us normal mortals can enjoy this quality for around the same price all-in as a Bugaboo or the all-frills end of ranges by brands like Mamas
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Want to get back into shape? Here's where to start
By ThinkBaby on 23/07/2007 01:03:28
TB's top tips for healthy, happy baby shape-shifting
personal trainer, but the same kind of support is open to we mere mortals: try asking your partner to join in exercise with you or if you have a friend with a baby as her. If you make an appointment with someone else you’ll be far less likely cancel as you
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