. They provide one-to-one continuity of care, which is the gold standard in maternity care, and facilitate home births and a less medicalised birthing experience. I used one of these wonderful people to care for me throughout both of my pregnancies, labours

'll probably go for it. I think really its listening to my nan and mum who are more into the more traditional looking prams that have put me off buying it already. The package ive seen comes complete with the car seat so that a heaven sent seeing as i don

Mothercare is wrong the Quinny buzz is suitable from birth and it states it in their latest catalogue. and I used mine from birth with no trouble at all.Hope all goes wellBarbara I am Norwegian and traditions are different but I would say that I was shocked when I

appreciated, although i don't want to buy clothes over than that i'm open to ideas. One thing that people keep mentioning to me as a great present, but not usually suitable from birth, is a baby sleeping bag. It's not something that a lot of new parents think

room as you don't have to go with the traditional blue or pink - you could do something that would suit either! Most of my friends have left it as a surprise too! Sorry haven't really helped at all! I would leave it as a surprise if I were you! Hi Paul

Katherine HiAll I had on when I gave birth was a baggy t shirt ( I cant bear to throw it away now I have washed it though) I also had on a pair of comfy socks as well I ate my feet being cold. Before Labour really got going all I wore was trackkie bottoms

the stepkids call them. Will probably call my parents grandma and granddad. Theyre quite traditional so like it, and are fairly old anyway (dads in his 60s) so not worried about the term ageing them. My mum is 47 but thinks she's 18 again. And will probably

little brothers' and sister's births that even if you have a name planned for the baby, it might not 'look' like the name you picked out. So far we've got as far as including my husband's family tradition of a middle name which is Karl, my OH was born

't buy birth to potty packs of nappies , buy a few different brands and once baby arrives decide what suits you and baby best then stock up on them. My favourite brands are tots bots , nappy nation and easy peasy they are all shaped and sized napppies

you the different ways of folds, VERY useful, but they normally have instr when you buy your nappies anyway. The only other thing i would say is that the "birth to potty" packs are abit sparse to say the least so i would purchase nappies you need WHEN