hi am sarah i am 11 wweks pregnant and i have recently realised that i can see my pulse rate in my tummy when i lie down is this normal? I used to get it in my fingers and i could swear i had it down below as well, Congratulations in your pregnancy

this is my 3rd baby with a gap of almost 16 years i have not been offered any advise on active birthing or my birth plan and i am now just over 38 weeks. this article has opened my eyes and given me welcome advise both my previous births were lie

Hiya I have been having really bad pain in my right hand side, sort of on the side/on my back, which gets worse if I lie down (handy for sleeping!) or stand up for a long time.  I went to the Drs.  who said that baby (aka 'Bert') is lying across my

that I am damaging my unborn child, I am very down. Hi Madge, sorry to hear you are down, do you go to any classes? I find swimming and prenatal yoga help me realax physical and mentaly. Try not to worry put on relaxing music lie on the floor with support

they were left alone during labour or just after birth, and 9% feeling they didn’t receive enough pain relief.The CQC also looked into how women gave birth in the maternity wards. The results found an increase in the number of women giving birth lying down

time to then?I know the simple things such as putting a cushion under my bum and lying down for a while after sex. I am taking folic acid at the moment and in the process of buying an ovatel from Ebay.. Thanks guys xxxemma Hiya, you are most fertile 2

Tarentula Hispanica. I am going to try it to see if it helps. I have heard magnesium helps with RLS. i get it at night when i sit or lie down at the end of the day. i usually get my partner to rub my feet and legs and that usually makes them feel better

ball have the ball under your upper back and your knees bent at around a 45 degree angle: Crossover crunches work particularly well with the ball.BridgingLie flat on the floor on your back with your arms down by your sides and your knees bent at around

hi all,need some advise. i had an antenatal appt yesterday and the midwife advised me the baby is lying head down but with its back to my back. apparently this position makes labour longer and more painful. has anyone experinecd

What is the best way to travel with two children, a newborn and a toddler? I don't want a double-seater, as they look too impractical down the street and in shops, etc, and it probably wouldn't fit in the house. What are the systems like which have