Hi Ladies,I have been on here since Jan 08 and know/know of many of you and your lovely babies  I just wanted to point you in the direction of the new MadeForMums' neighbourhoods. Each area has its on forum's and listings on what classes

i don't know about anybody else but when i read the parenting magazines, the books even the threads here i wonder that there is so much emphasis on how hard it is being new mum. personally i feel no more tired than i did before i had olivia, i

hi everyone,i am a first time mum. im am 18 but i am happily married and have beem for a year now. we are both really excited. take care for now x xx Hi Samantha,That's really great news - congratulations!Have you just had your baby or are you

’s step mum Kelly Hoppen also confirmed the happy news in an interview with the Evening Standard.“Sienna is definitely not engaged or getting married… she is pregnant,” Kelly said.

It's very common for new mums to feel overwhelmed, low and even a bit weepy in the first couple of weeks after birth. So common, in fact, that there's actually a name for it, the baby blues. And it's not surprising: You're knackered, you're sore

Hello,Just wanted to ask any mum's that have returned to work or are returning to work how they feel? I'm due back to work in just over a week and i'm dreading it. I always knew i had to go back as we have bill's and a mortgage to pay but i didnt

on 8th December according to due date calender so am off to book myself an appointment at the docs.Any other December Mums out there.Nicky Oops, forgot hubby was still logged in :) Hurray! How lovely that you got pregnant without all the trying! Have

Hi All,Thought I would start us off with the first post for ex Jan mums and babes and anyone else who would like a chat.Tara is continuing to do well and is generally a happy, content baby. She seems to have put herself in a sort of routine