Pre- eclampsia, or pregnancy–induced high blood pressure, can be a big problem for mum-to-be and baby alike.If you had pre-eclampsia in a first pregnancy, you'll want to do everything you can to avoid it in subsequent pregnancies.Dietary management

It's the perfect excuse to get out and about. Research suggests getting enough vitamin D, produced by sunlight on the skin, can significantly reduce your risk of pre-eclampsia.Researchers at the University of Pittsburgh found that women who

Potentially fatal for mother and baby, pre-eclampsia can be easily detected and treated, provided you know what to look out for.Also known as toxaemia of pregnancy, this is a serious condition that can arise after the 28th week of pregnancy

The transition to nursery or pre-school is a huge milestone and exciting yet nervous time for all of you.  Adjusting to new environments, teachers and routines can be daunting, so we’ve put together some tips and advice to help reduce the impact

Got a child who’ll soon be starting nursery or pre-school?There's no need to worry if they can't recognise letters or numbers yet - that's what pre-school is for.But if you are looking for fun educational ways to give your child a little bit of a

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 minutes of light exercise a day c...

Many women have concerns about exercising while pregnant and weight loss after pregnancy can be a slow and hard process. That’s why babyexpert.com is pleased to welcome Marie Behenna to answer your fitness and exercise related questions LIVE- from preparing for pregnancy right th...

are looking to see how you can improve your health. Getting fit pre-pregnancy means that you can more easily deal with the stress that pregnancy puts on the body.For an ideal exercise regime you should include cardiovascular exercise, a long brisk walk or a

Having a baby is a life-changing experience – everything’s different, including your body! But you can regain your pre-baby shape with safe, sensible exercise. Start off gently and don’t overdo things. This five-step exercise plan is perfect

Celebrate your pre and post baby curves with Gok's hot fashion advice for new mums everywhere! "Pregnancy might sometimes feel like an alien body invasion, but I can guarantee that everyone else is thinking you’ve never looked more gorgeous