No time for parenting classes? Then why not combine an antenatal course with a weekend away?This all-inclusive deal includes presentations, group discussions and practical sessions that deal with everything from pregnancy to the early days with a new baby. And it's all lead by Pr...

long-haul flight? You’re not alone. You’ve got Baby Lag!These early days with your new baby are precious, so working with your little one to ensure that you’re both well rested is vital. Baby Lag can really drag you down and prevent you from enjoying

Read common worries from real mums and put your mind to rest with advice and solutions from our experts. I haven’t slept properly since my baby was born two weeks ago. I’m completely exhausted, and frightened that I’m going to make a mistake

Blue skies and sunshine put a smile on our faces, but coping with a bump in the heat can be less than fun. Our guide will help you stay cool and fresh this summer.Q Is barbecued food safe to eat?A Raw meat may contain bugs that cause food poisoning, so make sure you cook meat unt...

Blue skies and sunshine put a smile on our faces, but coping with a bump in the heat on holiday can be less than fun. Our guide will help you stay cool and fresh this summer Q We’re going abroad on holiday and I’m worried about the drinking water. How can I stay safe? A Use bottl...

Your little one is beautiful – no question! Remember, though, that brand new babies come with a few unexpected quirks all of their own. Here’s what to expect: When will the umbilical cord drop off? Soon after birth, your baby’s umbilical cord is clamped and cut. The remaining stu...

It's natural to feel nervous about what will happen at the birth, so it makes sense to find out as much as you can  about labour before the big event itself. Midwife Maylyn Bonds, who works on the Tommy's The Baby Charity's Pregnancy Information Line, says, ‘Get to know your midw...

before she could join her family at home.When she fell pregnant for a third time, she was referred to Professor Andrew Shennan, Consultant Obstetrician at Guy's & St Thomas' Hospital in London. She was given a Cyclogest hormone and had to bed rest

mums, says a recent study in the Journal of Advanced Nursing. Here's our guide to handling those disturbances and getting some well-deserved rest.What's happening to your baby when he's sleeping?During his waking hours your baby experiences a vast array

GP Rob says: Yes, it should be fine for you to become pregnant again. but ask your doctor for some advice before doing so. Women with high blood pressure are usually cared for by an obstetrician with expertise in this area, and your doctor may recommend you see the obstetrician b...