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What is flat head syndrome?
By Babyexpert.com on 23/09/2007 16:24:00
How to prevent your baby suffering plagiocephaly - flat head syndrome.
Flat head syndrome, or positional plagiocephaly, is a disorder that affects a baby's skull, making the back or side of their head look flat.This happens because young babies spend a lot of their time lying on their backs, putting pressure
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What to do if your child knocks its head
By Babyexpert.com on 11/11/2011 11:02:00
First aid advice from the British Red Cross. What to do when your baby bumps their head.
Scrapes and bruises are all part of growing up, but sometimes playtime can lead to more serious bumps, such as head injuries. Most are not serious, but if the bump is accompanied by swelling, "or long periods of crying, your child may need medical
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Baby skin care
By Babyexpert.com on 11/02/2008 16:36:00
How to care for your baby's skin from head to toe.
From the moment your baby is born, you can't take your hands off her, can you?You just want to stroke, touch and nuzzle every part of that gorgeous tactile little beauty that YOU have created.Touching your baby's skin strengthens that special bond between parent and baby, but bec...
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Get Fearne Cotton’s pregnancy style
By Emma Daly on 30/10/2012 12:26:13
Pregnant Fearne heads to the high street for some winter maternity glam
Expectant Fearne Cotton has hit the high street for her latest cosy winter jacket, hurrah! Fearne has opted for a cool colour block jacket from Monsoon, known as the ‘Ophelia’, which appears to blend from red to black, with a big button fastening and blazer-like collar. Keeping t...
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What to expect in the first trimester
By Babyexpert.com on 07/10/2011 09:37:00
Got a million questions running through your head, now you're going to be a mum? Of course you have. Put your feet up and read on - we've got the first trimester low-down
In the early days you might not feel any different to normal, but there are enormous changes taking place within your body. Some women do 'feel' pregnant straight away, but many have no idea and won't experience symptoms for a few more weeks yet. In the first trimester symptoms w...
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How to handle your newborn
By Babyexpert.com on 16/12/2010 11:13:00
Yikes, he's here! How do I look after my newborn baby?
You've carried your baby inside you for nine months, but most new parents are full of nerves about handling their tiny newborn. Here's how to get over those new-mum and dad nerves. Support his head Your baby's head is big and heavy compared with her
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How to handle your newborn
By Babyexpert.com on 01/09/2009 15:37:00
Yikes, he's here! How do I look after my newborn baby?
You've carried your baby inside you for nine months, but most new parents are full of nerves about handling their tiny newborn. Here's how to get over those new-mum and dad nerves. Support his head Your baby's head is big and heavy compared with her
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Prime Minister's kids have nits
By Babyexpert.com on 03/02/2011 06:43:00
This latest outbreak is proof that lice can strike anyone, at any time...
ointment." The Cameron's live in the private appartments at 10 Downing Street with their three children, Nancy, 7 Arthur,4 and baby Florence 5 months. If you are fighting an outbreak of your own, here is advice on how to treat them. Fighting lice Head
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Get outdoors with your baby
By Babyexpert.com on 03/03/2009 16:24:01
Getting outside will help your baby's development, mum's mental wellbeing and weight loss efforts.
, strapped into travel systems that enable you to move them without disturbance from car to supermarket trolley to bedroom. Some paediatricians fear that an increase in cranial distortion, or flat-head syndrome, may in part result from babies spending
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Pregnancy headaches
By Babyexpert.com on 29/09/2009 09:45:00
Finding you get a lot of heaches now you're pregnant? Here's why and how to cope.
headachesFIRST TRIMESTER: Take small handfuls of hair, near the root, and tug each handful six times, working around your head from the back of your neck up and out. This releases tension from the muscles underneath your scalp.SECOND TRIMESTER ONWARDS: Add a
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