Recognising teething problems with your baby and learn how to remedy them By Emma Reed A teething baby is probably one of the most well-discussed topics in parenting yet when it comes to dealing with the symptoms there are still [...]
Paediatric Sleep Consultant, Best-Selling Author and Baby Elegance Ambassador shares her top tips on improving children’s sleep patterns this year A common New Years Resolutions for parents around the globe will be to get more sleep in 2018. Paediatric Sleep [...]
One of the things that concern many mothers expecting a baby is the 'due date'as women want to know when they will meet their bundle of joy! Carrying a baby for 9 months is a momentous task and it's easy [...]
Pregnancy is altogether a new and different chapter in people’s life. Partners tend to experience feelings about each other which they probably didn’t even think they would go through. They know that once the baby arrives, their lives are going [...]
Pregnant Britons Are Consuming 530 Calories More Per Day In Their Third Trimester Than Is Recommended New research into how British women cope during pregnancy has revealed that, on average, pregnant women eat 2,930 calories per day during their third [...]
Taking care of a baby is tough. But taking care of a new baby when he or she has kept you up all damn night is even tougher. However, help is at hand. Here are a few things you should [...]
Ahead of Alcohol Awareness Week (13– 19th November), Dr Venkat discusses the impact of alcohol on your fertility Current NHS guidelines suggest that women should avoid drinking alcohol altogether if they’re pregnant or planning to become pregnant, in order to [...]
How to build a capsule maternity wardrobe ‘Maternity wear’. If those 2 words alone make you visualise pound coins slipping through your fingers then don’t panic! You don’t have to spend hundreds of pounds to look and feel great [...]
Why Your Baby Doesn’t Sleep Through the Night Your baby will NEVER sleep straight through the night. While this statement might terrify exhausted new parents, it may be reassuring to learn that this is completely normal. This is because [...]
Using your breath and visualisation for a better birth In hypnobirthing, we describe contractions as waves or surges. In the first stage of labour their job is to draw open the circular muscles of the cervix, rather like hitching up [...]
