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Covering all stages
By Babyexpert.com on 08/01/2011 06:00:00
Whether you are trying for a baby, pregnant or breastfeeding, follow our guide to good nutrition

Conception.The dual pack includes Pregnacare Conception and Wellman Conception tablets, giving you therecommended 400mcg folic acid, as well as providing you both with a broad spectrum of vitamins andminerals to help support healthy conceptionDon’t let your

Trying for Baby No 2
By Babyexpert.com on 17/04/2009 14:35:00
Things to think about before you start trying to get pregnatn with baby number two

mcg of folic acid a day from the time you start trying. Specially formulated supplements such as Pregnacare (which include folic acid as well as other beneficial nutrients) are available from most good chemists. Finally, try to resist the temptation

Epilepsy drug in pregnancy linked to higher autism risk
By Sophie Westnedge on 24/04/2013 10:39:34
Study highlights possible link between Valproate epilepsy drug and autism spectrum

if you are having more or worsening seizures, speak to your doctor or epilepsy specialist straight away.For further information and support, visit Epilepsy Action at www.epilepsy.org.uk.Read more...How taking folic acid before and during pregnancy could

How to improve his sperm quality?
By Babyexpert.com on 30/09/2008 14:49:00
I have been trying to conceive for 10 months now. My partner received his sperm test results today and the results showed 'abnormal forms', which means the sperm are an abnormal shape, making it hard for them to fertilise the egg. Can we improve his

and E, and the minerals zinc and selenium if they are to develop properly. Folic acid is also important to help the testes produce normally formed sperm.Regular exercise will help him maintain a healthy weight and is a great stress-buster - high levels

Join us to help you Make A Baby
By Babyexpert.com on 01/01/2012 04:00:00
Planning a pregnancy? Building up to making a baby? We’re here to help boost your fertility...

the expert, and we'll do our best to help you get pregnant!Make A Baby Month is designed to be a fun element of Prima Baby's more serious message about the importance of taking folic acid while you're trying to conceive and during the early months

Avoid junk food when pregnant
By Babyexpert.com on 06/10/2008 14:00:00
Mums-to-be who graze on junk food are more likely to have unhealthy children.

, provide a range of vitamins eg folic acid in beetroot)SWAP chocolate bars (high in sugar and fat, little nutritional value)FOR cereal bars (look for one combining fruit, oats and seeds if possible. B vitamins are good for energy, fibre makes you feel full

Obesity during pregnancy puts babies at risk
By Babyexpert.com on 20/09/2011 07:24:00
Research reveals that overweight mothers put their babies at higher health risk

pregnant, instead of an extra 200 calories in the final 12 weeks, as recommended by Tommy's.The survey also found that one in six women do not take folic acid supplements when trying to get pregnant, and more than half do not take vitamin D supplements

Prepare yourselves for pregnancy
By Babyexpert.com on 04/07/2008 12:28:00
Healthy ideas to prepare you and your partner for getting pregnant

zinc as white. Take a folic acid supplement of 400mcg. This is recommended at least three months before you conceive to help protect the nervous system and for the healthy development of the neural tube. A supplement specifically designed for getting

The facts about miscarriage
By Babyexpert.com on 30/09/2008 10:23:00
Around one in five pregnancies will end in miscarriage, according to Tommy's the baby charity.

. But there are things you can do to get yourself in optimum health including taking a folic acid supplement before conception and up to week 12 of your pregnancy, gently exercising and a healthy, balanced diet.Help and supportThe Miscarriage Association: 01924 200799

Will I have problems conceiving?
By Babyexpert.com on 25/11/2008 10:23:00
After several miscarriages, an ectopic pregnancy and yeasr of trying, I now have a 1-year-old baby. I'm still breastfeeding, but am keen to try for another child, although I haven't had a period yet. Is there any way of telling when, or if, I'm likel

not even be necessary, despite your medical history. Many women fall pregnant anyway and continue feeding through the pregnancy with no problems for the nursing child or the developing baby.The best advice is to ensure you're taking folic acid supplements

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