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Tots Bots Rainbow Tots cloth nappies review
By Maria Muennich on 23/08/2006 in Baby Reviews
It's hard to fault these candy-coloured wee absorbers
-drying and relatively slim-fitting. Tots Bots recommend these for daytime use, and the white and unbleached versions for night and for heavy wetters.Rainbow Tot nappies in use: The short-looped terry gives a nice, light nappy but doesn't compromise on absorbency
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Review: Wam-bamboo cloth nappy
By Maria Muennich on 16/03/2007 in Products
Shaped bamboo nappy is a silky absorbent winner
good fit on even a very slim baby by folding over the top and fastening with a nappy nippa. Whether you prefer velcro or nappi nippa fastenings is a matter of personal preference, but we do find that the nappi nippa fastening is that bit more adjustable
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Pregnancy diet: best for your baby
By Laura Lee Davies on 28/06/2009 in Pregnancy diet and nutrition
Eating well is good for you, but it's also important for the growing baby inside you
and to keep the range as varied and as colourful as possible because different sources will provide a better array of nutrients.Starchy foods - many women run from starchy food in fear for their slimming regime, but when you are pregnant you will be using up
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Anyone from Glasgow? Or anyone want to chat?
By Kirsty Bennett on 06/03/2008 in forum
.I am trying to get back into shape as well, currently doing Slimming World and trying to fit in exercise. Which isnt easy with an 11 week old lol who barely sleeps during the day lolThat is is very romantic CongratulationsLuca is a gorgeous namexx Hi
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Buyer's guide to breastpads
By Maria Muennich on 11/09/2008 in What to buy - pregnancy
Even if you don't plan to breastfeed your newborn, you'll probably need to use breastpads for a while and maybe even before the birth
likes the idea of needing to wash the pads, or is happy to pay for several pairs of pads at the outset. However, there is a fairly new and innovative product that deals with all these potential issues: ultra-slim silicone breast pads called Lily
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Hyperemesis – A survivor's pregnancy diary
By Karen Davis on 16/02/2012 in forum
anymore! I found childbirth suprisingly easy to cope with. I feared after all the sickness my body wouldn't cope! My baby weighed amazingly 8.15oz even tho I'd lost 4 stone by then. it was great after my baby I had slim size 8 figure and felt
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tomee tipee closer to nature botles
By rani shenoy on 03/05/2009 in forum
try not to use tommee tippees, they are good bottles when you get a good lot of them but there are so may problems with them the chances of getting ones that don't have problems are slim to none, i would suggest trying Avent ones there are really great
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20 weeks
By kelstar1 on 16/07/2008 in forum
20 weeks
a much bigger bump at 17 weeks than mine now! It maybe because you are so slim! It is a worrying time especially being a first time mum! but i feel the same and being pregnant is really agreeing with me! take care x x x hey guys.. replying to luce
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Bedtime Nappy?
By Sara on 03/04/2008 in forum
Cloth or disposable?
night nappy slimly is to invest in a hemp booster- then put it in between the nappy and the wrap rather than inside the nappy. Also you could consider a nappy that is good for nights on it's own- mine are and so are the jiant nappy from jumblebums
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Bump!
By Twinkle on 27/03/2008 in forum
I'm 3 months (first scan this week), and am already showing - is this normal? I have always been slim, size 8, could this be why I am showing, what i think is early? Hello again ;-)I'm nearly 14 weeks and I started showing a little last week. It
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