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Wee Gallery Cards
By Laura Lee Davies on 30/12/2008 00:15:25
Check out these beautiful black and white images which can gently help your new baby's mental stimulation
, and by five months will be able to begin to recognise objects even when she can't necessarily see the whole shape. By this time she can also follow something with her eyes, as it moves.Wee Gallery developmental cardsAs your baby develops, geometric shapes help
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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 the outcome of 90% of pregnanci...
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Tots Bots Rainbow Tots cloth nappies review
By Maria Muennich on 23/08/2006 13:18:08
It's hard to fault these candy-coloured wee absorbers
Tots Bots Rainbow Tots cloth nappies Good absorbency, light, easy to use and nice colours! Not much really - not the slimmest of the nappies we've tried, but the not the most bulky either Features: Pre-shaped cotton nappy with short-looped terry, elasticated waist and legs...
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We Collect sample collector
By Laura Lee Davies on 06/07/2007 01:06:52
We love this simple but ingenius new product that helps you get your antenatal urine samples sorted without accidents!
Any pregnant woman knows that giving urine samples becomes a regular habit over nine months! There are good health reasons for urine samples in pregnancy but weeing into a bottle is never easy!Lisa Griffiths was inspired to develop the 'We Collect
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Know-how: What's in a nappy?
By Laura Lee Davies on 13/03/2007 02:12:18
In the first six months of life, a baby's nappies go through quite a change! From the black tarry first nappy to green poo days to no-poo days… what's it all about?
is passing water (make sure nappies are damp, or smell of wee when changing them), you should not worry if your baby even goes a couple of days without a poo. Unless there is some reason why your baby appears to be in pain or seems to have a fever, you don
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Know-how: Baby Poo
By Laura Lee Davies on 21/09/2009 01:23:57
What colour should baby poo be? And how many filled nappies a day is normal?
poo several times a day, however they are still getting used to feeding, so do not worry if your baby goes for one or two days without a bowel movement every now and again. (On days when your baby does not poo, do make sure that your baby is weeing
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Review: Clearblue pregnancy test kit
By Laura Lee Davies on 05/07/2006 01:28:13
A simple kit with reliable results - you can see if you're pregnant or not by testing on the day you period's due.
the end bit which is an absorbent patch, under the flow of your wee.Clearblue also do multipacks which can be useful. But do try not to get fixated otherwise you will be testing every few days and possibly add to the stress, if you are hoping
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Sugar in urine samples
By Laura Lee Davies on 20/10/2009 01:52:48
When you're pregnant, you regularly have your urine sample tested for the presence of sugar. What does it mean?
From the urine sample you give your doctor to confirm you're pregnant, to the weekly samples you give at your ante-natal check-ups just before the birth, every mum-to-be gets plenty of practice at weeing into a test-tube! But what does it mean
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Why did pregnant Beyonce have to leave Jay Z’s concert 14 times?
By Kimberley Smith on 25/11/2011 13:09:29
Beyonce partied with the crowd at her man Jay Z’s latest gig, but had to deal with this oh-so-common pregnancy complaint just like the rest of us…
the Throne” tour, but for this show she shunned the VIP box to dance at the front with the crowd.Needing to wee more frequently is common in pregnancy. It’s caused by pregnancy hormones and later on, your baby sitting on your bladder. But as long as there’s a
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Cystitis in pregnancy
By Laura Lee Davies on 22/06/2006 10:52:32
Cystitis is so common that many GPs will check for it in urine samples. What is it, what are the symptoms and what's the treatment?
)Go for a wee when you first want to, do not hold it inMake sure you empty your bladder fully when going to the looUse unbleached, white toilet paper and wipe from front to backTry not to let yourself get over-tiredAvoid sugary foods and eat bio live
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