easier for them both.'Stick to a routineDomonie's big problem is that she drops Bethany off at school then goes home with Summer before they set off for the nursery. Summer automatically thinks: "I'm at home now. I'll stay here with Mummy." As a result

fluid and a big cyst. The midwives were lovely to me. Very supportive, always ready to talk if I needed to, always very considerate and kind if I was upset. Once or twice I went in extra times and they were very patient and kind with me. Eventually

abnormalities such as Down's Syndrome] when I was 12 weeks pregnant, as we didn't want any surprises this time. I know Joshua will be a fantastic big brother. Dax and I are very proud of Joshua and for everything he has achieved in the last year. Everyone has

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-m-m-margins! ‘I’ve always been very driven, worked very hard and got up early so having a baby wasn’t a big shock to my system. Now it’s longer hours but I always make sure I finish at 5pm, then 5-7.30pm is our time. ‘Many women feel nervous about returning

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