!!! Id had enough, was mentally and physically shattered and wanted xmas off work!!Xmas in retail is crap!!After i had Chloe things have got worse, not work! Public transport, people dont give a shit that you have a pushchair!! On the buses round here

there when I was about 18 but the thought of being out in public working frightens me slightly.  I am frightened I can't do it.  Does that sound silly?  I am on the jobcentre website every night looking for new jobs but never anything that suits my hours I

, start discussions on the album (and the images contained within it) and rate the images. Once this is done, click 'create album'. The album won't be available for public view until there are images in it.Uploading an imageOnce you have clicked 'create

and their convenience when feeding. Your baby’s nutrition comes first, so feed whenever and wherever you feel comfortable. If that means whipping your breasts out - discreetly of course - when you're in a cafe, on a train, or in any other public place, then go ahead

convenient when you’re not at home and trying to find a suitable quiet place to feed and some mums are less comfortable than others with breastfeeding in public. Breastfeeding may also make you feel a little trapped as your breasts are in frequent demand

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Even if they already own a regular pushchair, many parents find a stroller to be of enormous use, particularly for getting about in town, on public transport, or for travelling. By their nature strollers tend to be low on features and weight and big

to your child in public once you've got used to what you find comfortable and what you know makes your child smile, laugh or respond to well.Although even a three-year-old will enjoy returning to books she loved as a baby, your toddler will, by the age

experiences, advice and support. Meeting with a group of breastfeeding mums is a great way to ease yourself into breastfeeding comfortably in public, which is a skill that can make all the difference to your experience as a breastfeeding mum. Top tip - If you

than usual, particularly when you're in contact with other people or using public transport etc. Don't just give them a quick rinse, make sure you get germs off them with warm water and soap.•Stop the spread -If you have a cold or flu then you can help