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Breastfed babies cry… more?
By Kimberley Smith on 11/01/2012 in Breast and bottle feeding
New research claims breastfed babies are more likely to be cranky and take longer to settle than their formula fed counterparts
We know breast is best. Studies have proved it, government advice recommends it for the first six months and babies thrive on it. But today’s headlines seem to suggest that babies who are exclusively breastfed cry more and are trickier to settle
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More babies on the horizon for Reese Witherspoon?
By Anna Lewis on 10/02/2012 in Celebrity
Newly-married Hollywood star Reese is feeling broody and can’t wait to have more kids
and has revealed she would love a little brother or sister for 12-year-old Ava and 8-year-old Deacon, her children with ex-husband Ryan Phillippe.“I would love that!” Reese said when asked by OK! magazine if she wants more kids.“I’m really happy. I feel
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Embryo regulator favours tests for more diseases
By Laura Lee Davies on 10/05/2006 in IVF & fertility treatments
The HFEA supports screening for more diseases in the process of IVF treatment.
The body called the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority is supporting the widening of screening at embryo stage, for more inherited diseases and conditions.The body, set up to regulate the practice of embryo research and medical treatment
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Should sperm donors get more recognition?
By Kimberley Smith on 20/10/2010 in IVF & fertility treatments
Men who donate sperm should receive more money than egg donors, says fertility campaigner
that deserves recognition from us all,” Laura explained.She also claimed that the amount of money given to reimburse sperm donors should be as high or more than egg donors receive. Traditionally, egg donors have received more because the procedure is more
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Frozen embryos are 50% more likely to be big babies
By Lara Brunt on 07/07/2011 in IVF & fertility treatments
IVF babies grown from frozen embryos are more likely to be oversized, say researchers.
IVF babies born from frozen embryos are more likely to be oversized, compared to those born from "fresh" embryos or conceived naturally, research has shown.Researchers from the University of Copenhagen who led the study believe the freezing
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Pregnant women should eat more fish
By Kimberley Smith on 01/06/2010 in Pregnancy diet and nutrition
Women should be allowed to eat more than 2 portions of oily fish a week during pregnancy
Nutritionists have criticised current government guidelines that recommend pregnant women eat no more than 2 portions of oily fish a week. According to their recent research, current guidelines do not provide women and children with sufficient omega
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Call for more support for breastfeeding
By Sarah Lawson on 19/02/2008 in Feeding
The Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition has called for more to be done to support women to breastfeed their babies
Despite the message that 'breast is best', as little as 25 per cent of mothers in the UK are still breastfeeding their babies at six months - the recommended age until which the World Health Organisation advises solely breastmilk for all babies. However, you only have to look at ...
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Longer maternity leave makes women more likely to breastfeed
By Kimberley Smith on 02/06/2011 in Breast and bottle feeding
Mums who have longer than 6 weeks off when they have a baby are more likely to try breastfeeding and keep it up for longer, finds new study
Mums who take longer maternity leave are more likely to give breastfeeding a go and also to keep breastfeeding for longer, a new study has found.Unsurprisingly, the length of breastfeeding has been linked to returning to work, as mums who return
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Soaps Bubble bath and more
By Billiejo Priestley on 20/06/2007 in forum
all hand made
i work for a website that make hand made soaps etc as i know some mums would prefere this we sell a lot more then just soap so why dont you have a look and if you like anything give me your order as i can get postage cheaper this way www
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Mil, Milk & more Milk!!!
By Chrissy Jayne on 20/01/2009 in forum
and now even when i try puree she is clamping her mouth shut or only taking a few spoonfuls, she just wants more and more milk, yesterday she had 45oz in total - how can i make the move so that she realises that she need the food more than the milk
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