the battle to shift her baby weight.Jessica, who gave birth to second daughter, Haven Garner, on August 13 using hypnobirthing has tweeted about how she's already back in the gym. "I did my first day of workout since I had the baby. Just cardio for 40 minutes

they use loo roll shortly before labour.Pain ReliefThere are all sorts of things linked to pain relief in labour, which can leave a mum-to-be confused. Here are your basic options:Hypno-birthing A deep state of relaxation using breathing techniques (learned

Maclaren MX3 3-wheeler 2007 Flexible, stylish and a great priceNot much to fault. It’s not the lightest model around but it’s substancial and still weighs in under 10kg Features: Suitable from birth, lots of features like UV-protective hood

’s basic – a sweet, normal, healthy person.”Well, we can’t wait for some real little monsters…Read more…Beyonce and Jay-Z share pictures of Blue IvyIs Jessica Simpson rowing with her fiance about birth plans?Pink celebrates her mummy milestone on Twitter

lonely illness, as many women who didnt have a terrible time with their births cannot relate to it, leaving you to deal with it alone. i am trying to find some sites that offer support to women with it but had no luck so far.   If you feel  traumatised

these organs, as well as putting on fat deposits ready for birth. By 35 weeks the lungs will be the only organs yet to be fully developed and most of your babies' growth is concentrated on putting on fat, developing muscle and practising the basic bodily

be listened to, plus he’ll also meet other dads-to-be, who’ll have the same fear and excitement,” says midwife Janine, from Birth Basics.Overlook the pregnancy mood swings and bond with touch“Partners should go with the demands and mood swings

It’s understandable that your imagination runs riot before the birth of your child – it’s a huge personal challenge, especially if you are expecting your first baby – but worrying about having the baby in the back of a taxi or in the aisles at Tesco

crash course on what to expect and how to handle it all. Some basic reading on the three stages of labour is advisable, as is knowing what is often involved in a premature birth and how to best support you during delivery (skip down to the last two

hi everyone,my midwife recently told me that its good to have big feet as this should mean i have wider hips and therefore, hopefully an easier birth. i was just wondering if this is true or not. are there are mums out there who have big feet