Kate Middleton is due to give birth in July, St James' Palace announced today.The Duchess is believed to be around 13 to 14 weeks pregnant and confirmation that she's due to give birth in July means it is likely she's now had her 12-week scan

,332 followers after tweeting, “Thanks for all your super sweet messages… you lot really know how to make a big lass feel good.”The 'Snog, Marry, Avoid' presenter is only a month away from her due date. Exciting!If you’re having twins, it’s time to swot up

pregnant, and that she’d tried castor oil to help baby number two along. This week Lily’s turned to an old classic, writing, “3rd curry this week… nothing #cosywomb”. We bargain Lily is circling her due date and have been pondering the other methods she

. What exciting news to begin 2013! The Medina's bundle of joy is due in May this year.By Catherine HudsonAre you trying for a baby? Read all of our advice in our helpful Getting Pregnant section.Read more...Getting pregnant with IVFStress doesn't harm IVF hopes

.A jubilant Lily tweeted her thanks to fans this morning, saying “Quite overwhelmed by all the well wishing going on. THANKYOU everybody x x x”We had an inkling earlier this week that the Smile singer was approaching her due date when she tweeted a cryptic

on Tuesday night.She was presented with a surprise baby shower, complete with balloons, and was given a big book of baby names that start with a K.Kim, who is expecting her first child with beau Kanye West, is rumoured to be due in July, the same month

and about to enter her second trimester, will hopefully begin reaping the benfits of being in the middle stages of pregnancy. If Kate is 12 weeks pregnant, we have calculated that the royal baby will be due mid-July. The Duchess suffered from a serious bout

Your due date is fast approaching, you're feeling excited and nervous, but how will you know for sure when labour is actually starting? Early labour is when the uterus starts to contract, and the cervix - which is the neck of the womb - softens

month before due date and due date was still late,” says hayls.“I think people describe them as period pains but 10 times worse. A few days ago I think I had a contraction. It was like a wave of pain the got worse and worse and worse and then slowly

their two-month-old babies during two routine vaccinations.“It is possible that first-time mothers get more stressed about taking their baby for the immunisations due to the unfamiliarity of the process, and how much pain they believe their babies are in