trimester. This is when your body is experiencing massive hormonal changes as the placenta implants. Increase your fluids and try eating little and often to minimise indigestion.Cramping pains: These could also indicate a urinary infection. If it persists

health, brushing regularly with fluoride toothpaste and visiting the dentist – NHS dental treatment is free when you’re pregnant.’ Janet Clarke of the British Dental AssociationLOOK AFTER YOUR SKIN ‘During pregnancy your skin will be drier and possibly

, and that ‘inbetween' stage when you look fat but not pregnant is tricky. I loved to emphasise my bump. In fact, I loved being pregnant - apart from not being able to see toes!Q. Did you find that your bump became public property - and did you mind?A. No, because

be having and do they carry any risks? What type of foods should I be eating and how much? Does the hospital offer any multiple-specific antenatal classes?Can I visit the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) or the Special Care Baby Unit (SCBU)? Do you have

and presents.Designer Stella McCartney boosted the trend in the UK when she threw a shower for pregnant pals Katie Moss, Sadie Frost and Sharleen Spiteri. Imagine what presents her guests brought along! Traditionally baby showers consist of friends and family

is the baby and placenta. So celebrate your new curves and don't even think about dieting-just eat healthily.* This is one time in your life when you'd be worrying if you weren't piling on the pounds.Glow, girlPregnant women are always described as ‘glowing

in Raffles Hotel’s restaurant (recogniseable by it’s pyramid shape), complete with a dazzling city view. Being able to eat in restaurants inside the different hotels gave us a good insight into where we'd like to go when we come back and it was nice

Sleep Spend a whole day in bed and savour your sleep ! Lie-ins will be a thing of the past when your baby arrives… Exercise Keep active, but don’t overdo it. If you feel too tired or out of breath, stop. But as long as your midwife agrees, 30

.‘Sometimes I get very impatient and angry.' When your child is moaning and crying and won't settle down, it's natural to feel a bit fraught. But the moment soon passes. Don't dwell on it.‘I'm worried they're not eating healthily.' Most mums fret about what does

like that.Did you put on a lot of weight in your pregnancies?With Taylor I ate like a pig, while with Ruby I tried to be a lot stricter. But by Matilda, I’d had enough of always dieting and decided to relax. If you can’t eat when you’re pregnant, when