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Stay safe in the sun
By Babyexpert.com on 19/07/2011 11:36:00
Everyone loves to get out and about during the warmer months. These no-fuss tips mean the whole family can enjoy the sunshine safely
also offer very dilute fruit juice. If she’s very active – in and out of the pool, for instance, or running around – she’ll get extra thirsty. Keep drinks in a cool bag so they’re cold and refreshing.For more information on staying safe in the sun, see
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10 things you need to know about epidurals
By Babyexpert.com on 07/06/2006 14:58:00
Being clued up will help you decide if it's the right choice for you
will be cleaned with a cold liquid then a special, hollow needle will be inserted between the vertebrae in your lower back. A thin tube will be passed through the middle of the needle and then the needle will be taken away, leaving the tube in place. Anaesthetic
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New swine flu vaccination info for pregnant women
By Babyexpert.com on 17/07/2009 14:46:36
What to do, who to contact for information on swine flu in pregnancy
the anti-viral drug Relenza (in inhaler form) which is safe for you and your growing baby. If your symptoms are severe you may be given Tamiflu.You can also take paracetamol-based cold remedies to reduce fever and other symptoms, these are pregnancy
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What to do if your toddler isn't talking
By Babyexpert.com on 17/05/2011 07:00:00
Help and advice if you are worried about your toddler not talking
or to do exactly what they are asked. By trying to prevent your child getting sore throats, coughs and colds, this is likely to help if ear infections seem to be a problem. If there is a problem that your family doctor identifies then you and your child may
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Meningitis: what every parent needs to know
By Babyexpert.com on 18/01/2012 10:36:00
Meningitis is the illness parents fear most. Winter sees an increase in cases, so familiarise yourself with the signs, symptoms and facts.
.What are the symptoms of meningitis and septicaemia?Fever, cold hands and feetRefusing food or vomitingFretful, dislike being handledLimb and muscle painDrowsy, floppy, unresponsiveRapid breathing or gruntingPale, blotchy skinSpots or a rash that does not fade when
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Family photography tips
By Babyexpert.com on 25/06/2010 17:00:00
How to capture your childs magic moments like a professional photographer
they are at their best - try to avoid a photography session if they are tired have a cold as you may only end up with grumpy shots.Children do need to have fun while they are being photographed, says Faye, so allow for plenty of time and have patience.Get them involved
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Getting over an episiotomy
By Babyexpert.com on 29/10/2007 15:16:00
How long does it take to recover from an episiotomy or tear?
cases it's preferable to tear naturally,' says Mr Bidmead.You may feel quite sore following the birth - sitting on a cold pad for a few minutes every few hours may help ease the discomfort. Make sure you have a cushion to sit on too. You may find wearing
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Coping with colic
By amanda pauley on 18/05/2013 12:07:00
Is your baby crying all the time and you don't know why? She may have colic. Here's what you need to know...
the weather - Your little one could be suffering from a fever, rash or cold. Seek prompt medical advice.✤ A bloated belly - If your baby’s poos have become less frequent, then she may be constipated.✤ Troubled tummy - She could be experiencing acid reflux
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32 cures for pregnancy niggles
By Babyexpert.com on 04/04/2006 14:26:00
Tiredness, backache and morning sickness if youre not exactly blooming at the moment, heres how to fell better fast
.Don't fight it. Get as much rest as you can, including early nights and daytime nape where possible.Eat little and often to help keep your energy up and blood sugar stable.Running your wrists under a cold tap has a wake-up effect if you need it.Health alert
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Six secrets of an easier birth
By Babyexpert.com on 29/01/2007 15:37:00
Due date nearly here? Read our essential guide to making it easier on yourself
for the actual delivery.'Some women find the water helps take the weight off and it also relaxes them so they dilate. It's also thought that the water helps keep the baby calm when it's born - it's not quite as startling as coming out into cold air,' says Alison
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