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Sushi during pregnancy
By Daddyo on 22/01/2007 in forum
Is it safe?
I want to take my wife out for dinner for her birthday, and her fave food is sushi. However, she's 5 months pregnant.Is it safe to eat sushi in pregnancy?Thanks I don`t think it is safe to eat but I may be wrong. Just when you pregnant they tell you
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Pregnancy: is it Safe to Visit the Dentist?
By nimble on 24/08/2009 in forum
Whilst this is great that we can receive free dental care whilst pregnant, trying to find a dentist that is willing to take you on is the hardest part. Apparently they need to be a dentist that is registered to take on NHS patients and out of those, very few have any spare slots...
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Stay safe in the sun this summer
By Monica Stylli on 23/07/2008 in Pregnancy health & safety
New, clearer labelling introduced on sunscreen products – advice for pregnant women and those with children
This summer the European Commission is urging consumers to look out for the new, clearer labelling on sunscreen products. More than 80% of products now carry the new labels which include a UV-A logo or seal on bottles. A ban has been introduced on misleading wording such as “su...
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Staying safe in the sun
By Laura Davies on 17/06/2006 in forum
Do you have any tips for getting your child to keep their sun hat on or to keep them still when using sun cream? it has taken me hours to get emily-jade to keep her sun hat on, she takes it off, i put it back on, she takes it off, i put it back on, she takes it of......she eventu...
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Safe swimming for babies
By Monica Stylli on 14/06/2010 in Baby health and safety
Some useful advice for protecting delicate skin from sun and sea.
With the summer months upon us it won’t be long before you’ll have the paddling pool out in the garden or be jetting off on that family holiday in the sun. Babies and toddlers love nothing more than splashing about in the sea or a swimming pool but what do you need to know when...
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Keep safe in the heat
By Laura Lee Davies on 28/07/2006 in Pregnancy health & safety
The government have issued weather warnings about extreme heat this week. Pregnant women and children are at risk.
Even if you have braved the heat until now, the continuing heatwave - due to carry on into August - is no fun.During a heatwave in France three years ago, 10,000 people died due to lack of health care or awareness of keeping cool and hydrated during hot days and steaming nights.Y...
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Is sex in pregnancy safe?
By ThinkBaby on 22/11/2010 in Pregnancy & you
In pregnancies considered high-risk, or with some other complications, you may be advised to abstain from sex
With a normal, healthy pregnancy there's no physical reason why you shouldn't enjoy an active sex life from conception through to when your waters break and your baby is no longer protected by the sac of amniotic fluid. However, there are several circumstances where your doctor ...
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Staying safe in the sun
By Laura Lee Davies on 19/05/2006 in Baby health and safety
Babies shouldn't avoid strong sunight altogether and children's skin needs protecting. Here are the key facts and tips.
ThinkBaby safety Factors known to help reduce the risk of damage to the skin from sun exposureStay out of the sun between 10am and 3pm Cloud does not protect from sun radiation so bright grey days are dangerous, tooGo to the beach or park early or late in the day Water and sand i...
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Dying hair during pregnancy
By xKatiex on 05/07/2007 in forum
Is it safe?
HiyaI bought a hair dying kit earlier from Boots, but now i'm wondering if it's safe for me to use? I've used it before and i haven't had any reactions to it. Id be grateful if someone could give me some advice =)Lv katie x(10+1) Hi KatieI've been
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Hair Dye
By Twinkle on 14/11/2005 in forum
Is it safe?
at much higher levels.Likewise, however, there's no proof that dying is completely safe. On balance, in the amounts used it probably is safe to have your hair dyed every couple of months, but if you feel uncomfortable or worried about it then either don
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