, family or friends. But asking for help does not mean you're admitting failure. Start by suggesting play dates to other mums, when your older children go to their friends' houses. That allows you a bit of one-on-one time with your newborn.You may find

Letting go of unnecessary habits, as well as streamlining and simplifying day-to-day activities will make life as a mum so much simpler... 1.GO TO BED EARLYIt sounds obvious, but getting good nights sleep is essential and makes a huge difference

. Remember peppermint isn't suitable if you're pregnant.4. Take a power nap Researchers in the US found an hour's kip helped volunteers perform better in tests - in fact, nappers did as well as those who'd had two full nights' sleep. 5. Try acupressure

We're thrilled our Save Our Spaces campaign - to stop misuse of parent and child parking spaces - has struck such a chord.It's an issue that drives you crazy - and now the almost 20,000+ Babyexpert.com users who have expressed their frustration

Finding time for yourself when you’re a mum seems impossible, but  amid the stresses and strains of life, learning to relax and taking time- out will not only be good for your own well-being, you’ll also notice the balancing effect it will have

Save the Children have launched a campaign to raise awareness of the scale of child mortality in developing countries and they're appealing for 100,000 mums to show their support by pressing for change via a virtual thumb-print on their online

1.You may be eligible for child tax credits for a new baby and any child living with you who's under 16 (or 20 if in full-time education or training). From April 2011 , the Government will reduce tax credits eligibility for families with a household

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that you were before you became parents.2 As often as you can, have proper, sit-down meals together, with cutlery, candles, coffee and chocolates. And don't turn on the TV!3 You're always telling him off for leaving the loo seat up, but how many times do

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