to start my training as a breastfeeding support peer at my Clinic.I would just say that if you can feed him/her for the first 24 hours yourself, you are giving them the biggest start! The colostrum you produce for your baby in those first days before your

in the morning. This one really caught my eye Chuggington, I found it on BBC 2 at 8.45am, its a lovley feel good eductional program all about young trains learing life skills.Chuggington - Wilson's Wacky Tour clipHere a clip my little girl loves it so I thought

. U would be so much happier without him. I know it sounds nasty but ive just had to do the same thing with my bf but with the football. He is training twice a week then playing on a sunday, he works mon - sat so whenever i want to go looking for baby

enough lol!x claire x 35 + 3 i know how worried i was getting at my midwife appointment at 17 weeks when she couldnt find the heartbeat and she is trained in what she is listening for.all that was wrong was the baby kept moving everytime she found it

bucket loads of glue.Laura xxx Thats what im hoping for. I did disucss with my partner that after what ever the outcome if i am going to look into training to be a councilor so i can hep people who go through this as you can help people more when you know

be better going into a place like Neals Yard thats where I went and they have a trained consultant that will advise youTracey xxx My friend recommended them to me after having a 3 hour labour with her first baby and thinks it helped her dilate much quicker

, then the bigger shock after that at 6 weeks, i was told i was expecting twins.I was confused in what i wanted to do, but my partner was really supportive and my family, i was also in my first year at going to uni to do my nurse training. I was really upset that i

trained? When they can make their needs clear?  When a fully fledged toddler?  When myself and my partner feel ready? - I have looked at a few forums and their are sooo many views!  My partners parents live close by and have raised the question about

, but when I showed him the nappies and it was explained to him how they work, he said ...'Wow, you can even train a monkey to change them'!!!!! Neddless to say, he's now happy to do his share of nappy changes!I do intend, however, to use Huggies whilst

scan in Feb, it was brilliant. Got the DVD of about 30mins and 18photo's which were also put on disk. It cost £180.00 and we decided to go with Bupa as they are medically trained, so if they spotted anything wrong it wouldn't go missed. They ask you