Whilst the old cynics might dismiss Mother’s Day as just an excuse to send a load of post, here at ThinkBaby we think new mums and even expectant mothers should enjoy a bit of pampering love and attention. Thankfully, the sheer amazement of seeing

version, or ECV, where your practitioner externally manipulates your baby's position. Where it is undertaken, ECV has around a 50 - 70% success rate for breech babies (and higher for transverse, or sideways presenting, babies) depending

In our competition to win a Flower Stork 'bouquet' of beautifully presented baby clothes, we asked you to nominate your perfect Mother's Day gift. We have to say, you're a pretty unmaterialistic bunch!Flower Stork Flower PailOne of the most popular

Click pic for moreIt's advent and the presents are arriving early at ThinkBaby. We've got four, yes four, Maclaren Techno XTs to give away as prizes before the end of the year - that's one for each week in advent. We've chosen the XT for lots

If you've been using the ThinkBaby forum you'll have probably already noticed that it's a great place to find advice and support, and that's down to you, the ThinkBaby members. So, in small recognition of some of the community spirit out there, we

slogan T’s that make a perfect present when a new arrival comes along. Vicki says, “cool big brothers and sisters just love showing off their new status when a baby brother or sister comes along and as a parent I understand the necessity of making them

special treat this Mother’s Day. For a present you’ll truly treasure make sure you direct your man to the Philips AVENT advice site www.mybabytalk.co.uk, which features a range of fun downloadable offerings as well as a range of products that you’ll love

and will present different dangers, but here are some of the dangers you need to look out for.Scalding - Scalding is one of the most common accidents that befalls babies in the home. Make sure your kettle and its flex are well out of reach of your child

breast and suck. It may take a while for you both to get the hang of things, or she may latch on and settle in straight away. You midwife will be able to help you work out a feeding position that works well for you both.If your partner is present

We always value your contributions to the ThinkBaby Forums and as a thank you, we are offering a monthly draw, randomly selected from all posts on different forum threads. For November, we have teamed up with our friends at Hauck to offer a Hauck