Very scared .. this is my first baby and I am absolutely petrified, even though I am also really happy and excited. Sounds as though I am all over the place really!

I know this is guna sound stupid but I'm confused, think I may have had a show but it was loadsa creamy colour stuff with a tiny lil bit of blood, does this sound like a show? thanks x hiya torithis is actually my first baby so i dont know, but from

I'm a third time mum and totally enjoying it for the first time, which may sound odd but I had the 'baby blues' after no 1, and a very high pressurised job during no 2, so being an at home experienced mum has proved to be a delight.

I love this monitor, like most first time mums, I was very nervous leaving my baby in an other room, and this has been great, although it looks bulky, its easy enough to plug in from room to room if you need to. The only downside is that the signal

can any body tell me in early stages of pregnancy did they have stomach pains every time you make movmens? or does any one know what this sounds like?thanks Amy x hi amy, yeah i had twinges now and then and there was a little bit of discomfort

?Whilst an older child or adult can tell a doctor whether or not they can hear various sounds during a conventional hearing test, it is not possible to reliably get the same information from a smaller child. Thus, a newborn test is preferable to waiting until a

by crying but he'll be able to listen to you and will very soon try to talk back, producing some delightful sounds as he builds the building blocks for speech.Crying is the first step of your newborn baby's journey towards speaking and as you get to know him

cliché but there is a reason why 'cat' or 'dog' are a child's first proper words – these are familiar images in their books, daily life and are words that can be formed relatively easily by experimenting with putting short manageable sounds together

When you have a new baby, safe sleeping is understandably one of your biggest concerns. Although you will be sharing nighttime sleeps with your baby for the first six months (in a cot but still in your room), daytime naps mean you will already

. i spoke to a midwife this morning and she said it sounds like the first stages of labour but im unsure because the pain is coming and then will go for minutes or even hours! i need some advice please help me out! i would be so grateful its confusing