it comes on. Use a rewards system, such as a sticker chart, to encourage him.Solve toddler sleep problems

NCT potty training expert Heather Welford and GP and father of five Chris Henry have solutions for common potty training problems. Does she need to be retrained? Q My daughter Katie is now over three-and-a-half and still wets herself regularly. I

was failing as she suffered from post-natal thyroid problems. 'Normally you put on weight if you have an under-active thyroid. But there is a percentage of people that have it reversed’, she said. ‘It was very hard to concentrate, you can’t sleep and I got

that you are not ovulating regularly, you may also be offered medication to deal with the problem. You may need to take steps to gain weight in a sensible way - consult your GP about this.Ask A Midwife, by Catherine Parker-Littler, is published by Dorling

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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

day, drinking plenty of water and eating fibre rich foods such as wholemeal bread, fresh fruit and vegetables and dried fruit. If constipation continues to be a problem, ask your GP to recommend a laxative that's safe for pregnancy, such as Fybogel

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in getting pregnant. Try to relax, it will increase your chances of getting pregnant. Sperm problems These are the largest single identifiable cause for infertility, accounting for about 24% of cases in couples trying to get pregnant. Sperm problems can

Obstetrician Leonie says:An ideal position for a baby at this stage is head down, with his spine upwards, towards your tummy. However, your baby is lying head down, with his spine towards your back. But don't worry, this is quite common, and most babies turn before labour starts....