Did you know that right now in the UK, unfortunately, one in four women loses a baby during pregnancy or birth. Pregnancy charity, Tommy’s mission is to support pregnant women and give every baby the best chance of being born healthy.Tommy’s fund

.Your doctor won'tr be able to predict the outcome if you fall pregnant again, but if there is no definite reason for miscarriage, there is increased chance of a healthy pregnancy and baby.Being an older mum increases the risk of miscarriage, as does smoking

to watch it, because there's an extra knowingness about it." The loveable face of Peppa is also being used to spearhead charity campaigns. This month Asda will be helping to fund further research into pregnancy complications by selling Peppa Pig goodies

of premature babies born worldwide.According to the BBC, 15 million babies every year are born before 37 weeks of pregnancy, 60,000 of these in the UK, with an estimated 1.1million premature babies dying each year, around 1,200 of those in the UK.The proposed

Baby charity Tommy’s is calling for parents, friends and family to nominate anyone who has been their rock throughout a pregnancy loss or complication, or someone they may know who has overcome a tough pregnancy-related experience.The annual Baby

Disability, Pregnancy and Parenthood International (dppi.org.uk) offers good advice on choosing baby equipment, plus tips from other parents in similar situations. There is also a charity called Remap, which uses volunteers to adapt everyday equipment

or obese, according to pregnancy charity Tommy's. A survey conducted by Tommy's showed that almost half of women in the UK are confused about how much they should be eating during pregnancy. 40% believe they should eat an extra 500 calories a day when

Children’s charity Barnardo’s has released a report recommending more support and services for fathers, in particular, young dads.The guidance, funded by the Department for Education advises that young men are not involved enough during

Bonding BusThe bus, an interactive tour to help teach mums how to bond with baby pre- and post-birth, is visiting a number of Tesco stores as part of Tommy's Pregnancy Health Month.A midwife is on board to answer your questions, offer expert advice

It's common to develop varicose veins on your legs during pregnancy, caused by the weight of the baby and dilated blood vessels.But it's worse for those women who develop swollen veins around their rectums (piles) or vagina (vulval varicosities