Dysfunction (SPD) and pre-eclampsia, however, your second pregnancy won't necessarily be affected by a condition because you experienced it before. If you are worried about developing a condition that you suffered with in your last pregnancy then talk to your

.Post-Natal depressionThe physical and emotional upheaval involved in having a baby can lead some mums to develop a serious, but treatable, medical condition of post natal depression (PND). As with other kinds of depression the first step on the road to recovery

this rather than look like someone else has chosen for you. Don’t lose sight of the fact that your baby will grow up to develop his own tastes – and they might not match yours! And don’t worry if not every detail is right – your baby will be happy in his room

Why running?Running is one of the best forms of exercise there is to lose weight, as you can burn calories quickly and develop muscle at the same time. It's also a relatively easy sport to get into and to fit into your day: You don't need to join a

developing serious complications after contracting swine flu. I'm kinda thinking at the moment that we get our babies immunised against everything else when they're are young, so why not this? After all if the media hadn't scared us all out of our minds

tests and a lumber puncture, it was so hard seeing him so upset. Isaac has his development check on Tuesday so I will talk to the midwife about my worries regarding possible allergies/intolerences.  He has also got very dry skin on his arms, legs

Hi thought id start a new forum for us mummies who post on the due july/ august threads seen as theres not many of us now i thought we could join togethersommer xx Hiya Sommer I am here hi im kirsty i was on at the very start of due july 08 thread but havent been on since but ha...

's condition but my son zak was born 2 years ago with a rare genetic condition trisomy 18 which ment he had a life expectancy of just 1 sadly he only survived for 3 weeks but his skull hadn't developed properley so hadn't closed , the staff on scbu were amazing

to settle quickly to a new arrangment/carer. try to think of work as a well earned break from being a mum and enjoy the grown up conversation! as they get older they develop their own little personalities and lives anyway- this is just the first step

for nursery as i tihnk thats alot better for the babies development.  Like most areas nurseries are very limited im going back end of april when Jenna-Louise is 6 months, costing me £37 a day for 4 hours Bless - Gem you just summed up how i've been feeling