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No limit on number of caesareans in the UK
By Kimberley Smith on 01/07/2010 in Labour & birth
Recommendation for fewer caesarean births dropped by World Health Organization
The World Health Organization (WHO) has decided to drop its previous recommendation that only 10-15% of births should be by caesarean section.The current UK rate is around 25% with half of these operations performed as emergency procedures after
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Your ultrasound scan - on your smartphone
By Joanna Harvey on 14/10/2011 in Scans, tests and classes
New technology will allow parents-to-be to see their unborn baby using their smartphone - for a whopping £4,700
on patients internal organs much easier. It's also been suggested that health care around the globe will be revolutionised, as portable scanners will give ultrasound access to the 70% of the world population who currently go without.The MobiUS SP1 will go
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Green Clothing
By Debra Stotter on 18/08/2008 in Newborn baby
Check out these gorgeous, eco-friendly clothes for your little ones
items is making a difference. Non-organic cotton farming uses about 25% of the world’s pesticides - but just 3% of the farmland. And it doesn’t just stop when the cotton’s been picked: more than 8,000 chemicals can be used to turn cotton into a T
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Food additives to avoid in pregnancy
By ThinkBaby on 21/02/2009 in Pregnancy diet and nutrition
Which food additives should you be wary of in pregnancy and how to avoid them
to encourage growth or maximise milk production, and animals are often liberally dosed with antibiotics to protect their health. Pesticides and fertilisers meanwhile, are widely used to protect crops and boost production. But are these added 'extras
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Multiple Pregnancy after IVF
By kate +3 on 15/11/2008 in forum
10oz. after 10 weeks in the neo natel unit, we lost the smaller twin, chloe to multi organ failure. we now have a beautiful baby girl at home. she weighs 7lb now. she is quite likely to have a few health issues as she gets older.if i were to recommend
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The Green Nursery
By Debra Stotter on 18/08/2008 in Products
Some of the greener options may work out slightly more expensive, but they’re better for your baby – and the planet
Preparing the nursery for your new baby is a rite of passage, but before you get too bogged down with colour schemes, take some time to consider what you’re putting into the room from a health and environmental point of view. Some of the greener
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Please Support Ava's Daddy!!!
By Luvly Laura, Ava Mae and Sprout! on 18/10/2009 in forum
Please read our Beautiful girls story....
Hospital's liver unit, until our gift of life came on the 10th of May. Unfortunately Ava suffered from acute rejection, had several cardiac arrests and eventually total organ failure. On the tuesday we were told that nothing more could be done
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Please Support Ava's daddy xxx
By Luvly Laura, Ava Mae and Sprout! on 18/10/2009 in forum
Hospital's liver unit, until our gift of life came on the 10th of May. Unfortunately Ava suffered from acute rejection, had several cardiac arrests and eventually total organ failure. On the tuesday we were told that nothing more could be done
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Please Support Ava's Daddy xxx
By Luvly Laura, Ava Mae and Sprout! on 18/10/2009 in forum
Hospital's liver unit, until our gift of life came on the 10th of May. Unfortunately Ava suffered from acute rejection, had several cardiac arrests and eventually total organ failure. On the tuesday we were told that nothing more could be done
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Why wait until six months to wean?
By Laura Lee Davies on 08/05/2006 in News
Thinking used to be four months but now parents are advised to waint until their baby is six months old to start solids. Why?
months old. You feel like you're going to be raided if you're caught mashing up some mango for a five-month-old! But why has thinking changed?The argument for waiting until your child is six months oldThe World Health Organisation - who monitor the health
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