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Applying for New Job
By Michelle Long on 24/10/2007 in forum
leave within the next 4 months. I'm really scared that I will lose out on the job just because I'm pregnant. I know that I've got some maternity rights but I'm not sure what these are and I can't prove that I won't get the job because I'm pregnant
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Working during early pregnancy
By Kellie & baby Boo on 28/05/2008 in forum
are pregnant. If they cannot do this they can suspend you on full pay till you can go on mat leave, have a look on the government web site as there is loads of info on there about maternity rights, leave and pay etc. It all depends on your employer and how
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What Should I Do When I Find Out I'm Pregnant?
By Laura Lee Davies on 21/06/2009 in Just pregnant - the essentials
If a home test kit tells you you're pregnant, what should you do next?
if you don't want to. For more about this go to maternity rights at work.And don't forget... you can always visit the ThinkBaby Forums to ask questions and talk to other women going through what you are going through. This is a time when there are lots
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Any recommendations for good maternity underwear?
By Scribbler 10/5 on 08/07/2008 in forum
is reasonably high on the list.I've looked in the product review but sadly there are no reviews of underwear yet, maybe people don't think others would find it useful but I would right now.Thanks for any help! Last time around I had some maternity underwear
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is labour gonna start soon
By Gaynor Bostock on 06/04/2008 in forum
I am 37 weeks pregnant i was laid restin today when my baby moved and my stomach felt weird.I asked my mu to look and the bottom of my stomach was flat and soft.Then my baby did a major move.Now my baby feels to be on the right hand side insted
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Cuddledry® team up with national charity
By Monica Stylli on 30/08/2007 in Newborn baby
Baby bathtime company Cuddledry® is pledging 10 pence from the sale of every towel to the Child Accident Prevention Trust.
Bathing your newborn baby can be a daunting task and getting the right help and advice should be simple for new parents. Unfortunately, a recent survey of maternity care showed that almost a third of women said that they had not received sufficient
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Bleeding and pains after birth
By ThinkBaby on 29/05/2008 in Labour & birth
Some bleeding and pain is to be expected, but you needn't have to suffer unduly, especially if you know what to expect
the birth as your uterus heals, this is called lochia and is usually quite heavy and dark red in the first 48 hours: You'll want to use special heavy-duty maternity pads (not tampons) to absorb the flow and it also makes sense to use either disposable
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What's getting Holly Willoughby so excited about baby Belle?
By Daniella Delaney on 21/06/2011 in Celebrity
What's made the This Morning presenter exclaim: 'It's a miracle. I want to run down the street Scrooge style on Christmas morning"?
New mum Holly Willoughby has been having one of those magic moments with her new baby that we all occasionally experience...when something goes to plan.Holly, who's currently still on maternity leave from her presenting job on This Morning
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Work problems
By Carolyn Mill on 15/11/2005 in forum
universal excuse for sloppiness at work.As it's one small incident I wouldn't dwell on it. But I would make a note right now of exactly what happened and what was said. That way you'll have a record of what happened if you do develop a problem later.If you
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IVF - facts and figures
By Laura Lee Davies on 06/06/2007 in IVF & fertility treatments
The IVF success rate even for women under 35 is less than 30 per cent, but what other stats should you know about?
not consider it seriously if you both feel it is right, but it is worth bearing in mind that it is not a magic-wand solution.IVF - part of the maternity landscapeThese days, about one per cent of all births in the UK are the result of IVF or Donor Insemination
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