with the situation. now im preg again and feeling really relaxed this time, being able to chat to august mums really helps to get loads off my chest! thanks to the thinkbaby team!!alix

my 8month old wee girl has got into the fantastic habit of pooing during each meal time.  my mum suggested that we should try sitting her on the potty straight after the meal to get her used to the feeling of it but at the moment it appears

easier as time goes on and as Zoe said you'll get into a routine. Being a mother is a huge change to your lifestyle! Just relax and enjoy her! Hi Sam,When your husband goes back to work you may well feel isolated and lost. Having a new baby is strange

my stomach felt funny but it didn't bother me that much.But one time when i was at my mum's place she was looking at me in a funny way and ask me if i was pregnant.I was a bit shocked with such a straightforward question but i just took it as a joke

Hi Mk mums I'm Rhiannon (25), Mummy to Mollie who is 5 months old and Im going slightly crazy staring at the same 4 walls every day! I moved to Fullers Slade from Reading, Berks in Jan 2010 and havent really made any real friends yet. Id love

mums/bumps forum - how is paige getting on?x Hi.Lot of nurseries seem to have v early meal times, its strange. I would talk to the person in charge there and tell them that it is having an effect on his whole day and get them to feed him at your times

, for a start to my new life x x xHugs Tanya x Hi Tanya,Congratulations on your pregnancy! I would suggest joining you birth  month group, you'll get a  lot of help and advice from people going through it all the same time as you! I'm over on the Feb 2010

it on in about 2 min and take it off in the same time. Another alternitive to a double buggy with children of differant ages is a `Swiss Stroli Rider`which is basicaly a bike that goes on the back of the pushchair(my mum who is a childminder uses one) this woks

of coming out of hospital and getting straight back to your life as soon as possible.- the idea of spending over a week in bed after giving birth leaves you horrified- you are a FIRST-time mum who gave birth in the last 4 months.If this sounds like you

I'd like to be a stay at home mum, and we're trying to decide if we can afford that (or having them period) on my partner's salary. How much (monthly, weekly or whatever) does it cost? (I've tried to add up some things, but I'm sure there's lots I