rarely have a lot of money to spare.Here at ThinkBaby we love their range because it's about day to day needs put together with a sense of fun – the brightly coloured potties, especially the one that plays tunes as your baby does his business

touch of designer glamour for work or leisure time, floaty numbers to ensure you don't lose your sense of feminity as that bump grows, and some funky, simple separates to make daily pregnant life a pleasure rather than a wardrobe nightmare!The boho

him wearing clothes that look less pale and bedroomy.The Finders Keepers limited edition range adds a sense of fun with emblems and patterns suggesting the classic college look. The Cardigan (£15), Jumper (£18) and Polo Shirt (£12) mix and match blues

tackle key themes such as music, pretend, friends, animals, family, colours, senses and feelings.It is remarkable how much our children pick up on these themes which arm them for school without getting too heavy or overloading them with facts and rules

without any leaks or gaps.As your baby grows and becomes a toddler her desire for independence increases, so Pampers Easy Up pull on nappies embrace her new found freedom – as they pull on just like underwear for a real sense of achievement.When you feel

When you are trying to conceive it can seem like your body is playing all sorts of tricks on you.A heightened sense of what might be going on inside you means you become more sensitive to mild aches and pains, and the stress of waiting to find out

with her - this is fine too, as your baby will enjoy you copying her and the sense that you are really communicating with each other. It is important though that she also hears plenty of 'proper' language, and increasingly so as she gets older. As you talk

It might seem as if the early months aren't about a great deal except feeding and sleeping, but from day one you can 'play' with your baby, communicating and creating a vital bond as well as giving him a sense of fun and enjoyment in your company

From what a new baby really looks like to how your new baby's senses allow him to interact with his new world, the first weeks of your child's life will be full of wonder for him and for you.Over the coming weeks, you'll quickly begin to understand

.In the early months, your voice with soothe him, but nothing beats regular cuddles or stroking, especially because he can sense your smell as well as recognise your words.It is certainly worth bearing in mind that sometimes a baby who is only grizzling