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Breastfeeding during pregnancy
By Laura Lee Davies on 25/11/2009 02:18:07
Though some doctors advise against it, unless you have a problem pregnancy, it can be safe to feed another baby or child.
detrimental affect on the fetus or on the feeding child. However, because breastfeeding requires the mother to look after herself nutritionally, as does pregnancy, some doctors and other health professionals advise against continued breastfeeding once you know
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Good posture in pregnancy
By Laura Lee Davies on 13/09/2010 01:42:02
Your posture in pregnancy can help keep you feeling healthy and comfortable. Beware of a position that seems comfy for your new shape as it might lead to problems later on!
Good posture is even more important in pregnancy It is understandable, with the natural weight gain of pregnancy, and your changing body shape that you should find your posture is affected in pregnancy. Possible problems with posture
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Pregnancy dreams explained
By Anna Lewis on 28/02/2012 15:33:28
You’re not the only one having weird and wacky dreams during pregnancy. Here’s what it all means
Grown ChildrenIf you dream about a grown child it might be because you find the idea of looking after him or her less nerve-racking than your fragile newborn baby. Or it might be that you’re already anxious about going back to work after the birth, and are worried about missing o...
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Carrying children in pregnancy
By Laura Lee Davies on 03/08/2007 01:05:31
Whilst you shouldn't over-exert yourself during pregnancy, carrying or just picking up another toddler is nothing to worry about.
Unless you have an existing condition which means your GP or consultant has already advised against any lifting, the weight of another child isn't going to bring on miscarriage.It is true that hormonal changes bring about a change in the elasticity of your body and that you shoul...
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Is it a pregnancy myth or fact?
By Anna Lewis on 15/03/2012 10:42:53
From avoiding cats to going into labour during a full moon – we investigate the truth behind some well-known pregnancy myths
You can tell your baby’s sex by food cravings, bump size or swinging a gold pendant over your bellyFALSEWouldn’t this make things easier? Sadly there’s no scientific proof that food cravings, bump shape and size or the direction of a swinging pendant can prove whether you’re havi...
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Dealing with pregnancy heartburn
By Maria Muennich on 29/03/2011 06:42:24
Heartburn gives an unpleasant digestive soreness that's common common, particularly in the second half of pregnancy - here's how you can lessen the irritation
Why do I have heartburn in pregnancy?There are two reasons why heartburn can flare up in pregnancy. The first is (you guessed it) hormones. Progesterone has a relaxing effect on muscles including the cardiac sphincter, the valve between the throat
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Celeb Pregnancy Roundup
By Matt Fricker on 27/10/2010 11:36:49
Isla Fisher talks pregnancy filming, Alanis Morissette celebrates her baby shower and how much is Celine Dion selling pictures of her twins for?!
Mum-of-two Isla Fisher has revealed that she hid her pregnancy while filming new movie Burke and Hare with Simon Pegg and Andy Serkis, reports the Daily Mail."I used to pretend I was wearing a corset and then not wear it, just wear a push-up bra
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Pregnancy Exercise: Walking
By Laura Lee Davies on 21/03/2009 00:42:28
We don't always fancy exercise when we're tired, but getting that pregnancy bump out for a walk will re-energise you!
Pregnancy exercise isn't always the first thing on your mind if you're dealing with morning sickness, fatigue or aches and pains from carrying your growing bump. However, walking is a great exercise even for those women who aren't experienced gym
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DVD review: Pilates for Pregnancy
By Laura Lee Davies on 02/01/2007 02:35:09
Tash Lawton's series of DVDs show you key pilates exercises to help build a stronger and more healthy body through the stages of pregnancy, and after the birth.
Pilates for Pregnancy Easy to follow, mat pilates exercises from the first trimester of pregnancy onwardsThe health warnings are clear, but sadly, if you've suffered certain conditions (like a previous miscarriage) this form of pregnancy exercise
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Alcohol in Pregnancy: Yes or No?
By Laura Lee Davies on 29/06/2010 02:04:13
Every time one study claims women should cut out drinking, another study suggests a little drink is fine in pregnancy - so what should you do?
Another day, another verdict on drinking in pregnancy! Unlike smoking in pregnancy, for which there are several large studies which can definitively prove that smoking when expecting a baby IS harmful, the cases for and against drinking
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