photos throughout her pregnancy.They had the idea of documenting the pregnancy by using the photos in a stop-motion video, to show her growing baby bump and the arrival of their daughter Emma.After Emma was born it took a month to combine the 1000 images

Dannii Minogue has revealed that a post-pregnancy thyroid condition triggered her dramatic baby weight loss, and left her feeling weak and exhausted. In an interview with the Daily Mail the former X Factor judge said, ‘I was finding it hard to pick

It's common to have some light spotting in the early weeks of pregnancy when your next period would have been due. This is usually nothing to worry about, and it happens when the fertilised egg attaches itself to the lining of the womb. But you

increased, making you feel warmer than normal, so it's important to say cool and drink plenty of fluids. Pregnancy hormones can contribute to the flushes you've been experiencing. Swollen feet can also be due to the heat and not resting enough. However

Women who suffer from the flu during pregnancy may be at increased risk of having a baby who develops schizophrenia or bipolar disorder, says a new study.Children of women who contracted the flu while pregnancy were four times more likely to develop

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

A survey of over 60,000 mothers from Denmark has revealed that daily consumption of low-fat yoghurt during pregnancy increased the chances of asthma in their children by 1.6 times. It also almost doubled the chances of their children contracting hay

SPONSORED ARTICLEBoots pharmacist Angela Chalmers and nutritionist Vicky Pennington hosted a live webchat, answering your questions on pregnancy health and breastfeeding. Q My wife was active during her first pregnancy but this time she spends less

You are 15 weeks pregnant!With any luck, you’ll be over the nausea and fatigue of early pregnancy by now and you’ll even be enjoying that ‘pregnancy glow’. If not, remember that all pregnancies are different – hopefully you’ll be feeling better soon

Most pregnant women do their utmost to look after their health, but sometimes complications can occur. The good news is that with regular antenatal checks, these are often spotted early. These two mums share their advice on how to overcome pregnancy