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Get help with your business idea
By Babyexpert.com on 01/09/2009 15:31:19
Are you a mum looking to set up a business but need some support?
Advice, information, support and opportunities to network with mums who've already taken the plunge and set themselves up in business are what you need if you see your future as a 'mumpreneur'.A good place to start is mumsclub.co.uk. The website was set up by Jane Hopkins, a mum ...
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Giving medicine to your baby
By Babyexpert.com on 20/05/2008 13:39:00
Not sure how to give the proper dose of medicine to a baby? Wise up with these dos and don'ts.
DO use a 5ml or 2.5ml measuring spoon. An ordinary teaspoon is not accurate enough to double as a measuring spoon.DO give your baby the correct medicine for her age. Adult medicines are NOT suitable for children, even given in smaller doses. Likewise, medicines for older children...
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The baby blues
By Babyexpert.com on 23/04/2007 15:18:59
Is it normal it feel a bit down after the birth, and can it turn into post-natal depression?
or speak to your midwife if you suspect you or a close friend may be suffering. Read more about PND on our sister site www.netdoctor.co.uk Click HERE for more information about PND on babyexpert. Support groups include the Association for Postnatal Illness.
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Are you following Kate Middleton and calling your bump a name?
By Sophie Westnedge on 15/03/2013 10:30:00
The Duchess has let slip her bump name, so we asked what you are calling yours...
Yesterday rumours were rife that Kate Middleton and Prince William are calling her bump "our little grape", so we asked BabyExpert readers on Facebook what they called their baby bumps...The clear favourite bump name was "bean", with more than 20
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Working out your due date
By Babyexpert.com on 23/09/2007 14:57:00
Congratulations, you're pregnant! Here's how to work out your due date.
your due date, click here to bring up the due date calculator.Once you know your due date, you can work out when each week of your pregnancy falls by counting back from it in your diary. Remember to register as a Babyexpert.com member and enter your due
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Will I know if my baby is breech?
By Babyexpert.com on 10/11/2008 13:52:00
Q: My friend had to haev an emergency C-section because her baby was found to be breech once she was already in labour. I'm 35 weeks pregnant and worried the same could happen to me. Can I be sure my midwife will spot if my baby is breech?
Obstetrician Leonie says: You should be offered an antenatal check at about 36 weeks when your midwife will feel your tummy to check which way round your baby is.If it is breech - coming bottom first - they will usually arrnage a scan to confirm this and discuss the option of try...
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Why did I miscarry?
By Babyexpert.com on 08/01/2008 17:14:00
Over the last year Ive had a two miscarriages. Just before each, Ive had a sore, dry throat during the night. Is this significant? And, do you have advice on avoiding a third miscarriage?
Midwife Nikki Khan replies: A miscarriage is extremely upsetting and traumatic. There are many reasons for miscarriages including genetic disorders, hormonal imbalances and medical reasons, such as a weak cervix. Other causes are blood-clotting disorders, which can be treated onc...
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How to ease my pregnancy heartburn?
By Babyexpert.com on 30/04/2008 09:37:00
I'm 15 weeks pregnant and have been taking Gaviscon liquid to try and fight off hideous heartburn and indigestion. Is it safe to take tablets instead, and how else can I ease the discomfort?
GP Rob says: Gaviscon tablets are perfectly safe as the liquid and tablets contain ingredients that are not absorbed into the bloodstream, and so are safe to take during pregnancy.Heartburn occurs in pregnancy because pregnancy hormones relax the valve at the top of the stomach, ...
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How soon can I have an epidural?
By Babyexpert.com on 04/06/2008 12:10:00
Q: I'm worried about labour pain. Can I have an epidural as soon as I get to hospital? I don't want to leave it until I'm in lots of pain.
MIDWIFE NIKKI SAYS:It's common to worry about how you're going to cope with pain during labour. There are various forms of pain relief available, but an epidural is one that needs to be given by an anaesthetist in hospital. There are certain criteria that need to be met, the main...
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www.lulasapphire.com
By Babyexpert.com on 09/02/2009 12:09:00
Instead of little teddies in pastel yellow why not try a hip, distinctive motif that mixes turquoise and aqua blues with forest greens and gentle greys? Its a curious combination of colour and style that adds a modern, sophisticated twist on b
Instead of little teddies in pastel yellow why not try a hip, distinctive motif that mixes turquoise and aqua blues with forest greens and gentle greys? Its a curious combination of colour and style that adds a modern, sophisticated twist on baby bedding. Loved by practical, sty...
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