Can i eat Diane Sauce? can i eat thick double cream?Can i eat Pepper corn sauce?My Fav is Port and Stilton but i think stilton is a no go. x  Please help, i can find any info on the net x  The main things you have to avoid are unpasturised milk

working for you? muller yogart 2 hours in freezer stir and just like ice cream. longer than 2 hours freezes like a sorbet.low fat chips - make potatoe wedges part boil 10 mins approx put on baking tray coat in FRY LIGHT SPRAY and bake in oven Like

all those wonder products agains stretch marks do best, not much cop against the stretch marks but good for easing the itching and softening the skin. If your wife isn't already using a cream or oil on her bump then I'd give one a go (or use it twice

eye mask which helps block out the light during those much needed new mum naps! A favourite of Catherine Zeta Jones and Isabella Rosselini, the mask is available in cream, lilac, pink and black and costs £35.It's not just mums who deserve all

.There is nothing serious to worry about, though if you find the skin all over your body is constantly or regularly itchy, then consult your GP or mention it to your midwife at your next check up.Keeping your skin suppleTummy Rub Stretch Mark CreamSpending a few

or Yellow options. And to go with the Turquoise, Cream or Black basic colour, the Forest Cream pattern is a funky alternative that suits both male and female preferences.To see them as they appear with the Xplory, go to www.stokke-stroller.com.

then your GP may prescribe an anti-fungal cream to treat it.What should you do if you think your baby has thrush?It is important to clear thrush up. It is not a dangerous infection but it will not clear up on its own and treatments with cream or gel are easy

, and now use it on my hips thighs and bump too. so far I have had nothing and I am a rather large 26 weeks right now! I know boots have a good range of pregnancy products and they sell a few different stretchmark creams and oils (one lovely one

safe to eat in pregnancy, however many women avoid all soft cheeses. If it is pasteurised, it's fine to eat even if it's a soft cheese. Items like cottage cheese and most mozzarellas are fine, as is ricotta, sour cream and most feta cheese. Just check

moisturising creams. Organic creams are less likely to cause a further allergic reaction. What does baby eczema look like?Eczema usually begins as dry, itchy skin that is pink or red. This may become worse as your baby tries to rub the itchy areas