effective over time. NEVER use oil on your child’s skin, as it simply won’t provide protection, and make sure you don’t mistake aftersun for sun cream. Sounds obvious but it’s easily done!Don’t be fooled by cloudy days Just because it’s cloudy doesn’t mean

this many calories! And of course – breastfeeding is free…Myth: Breastfeeding will make my partner feel left outReality: There are lots of things that Dads can do to bond with their baby, such as bathing, massage, and providing skin to skin contact

-on For insect bites Dab lavender oil on a bite. A few drops on their pillow will also soothe if your child's disorientated by a long flight. Tisserand Lavender Pure Essential Oil Or try Tisserand Organic Lavender Wipes For skin irritations like heat rash

shows babies of this age like high-pitched singsong voices.Hold and cuddle her as much as possible. In the womb your baby was ‘held' all the time by amniotic fluid: she feels safe enclosed in soft, warm arms. Skin-to-skin contact is -wonderful for her so

because some drugs, eg pethidine, can cause early feeding and breathing difficulties for some babies.You are also more likely to have skin to skin contact after the birth, which encourages breastfeeding.How can I get a water birth?Discuss your birth

, you should get it checked out. It's important to get a squint treated properly, as his long-term vision can be affected. Eczema is very common, and it tends to hit after four months. It will give your baby itchy skin, so you may notice him scratching

scaring yourself silly imagining all sorts of scenarios. So, here, to calm your fears, are the facts from the experts… What exactly is a tear? It is damage to the skin, tissue and, occasionally, muscles of your vagina and perineum (the area between your

health, brushing regularly with fluoride toothpaste and visiting the dentist – NHS dental treatment is free when you’re pregnant.’ Janet Clarke of the British Dental AssociationLOOK AFTER YOUR SKIN ‘During pregnancy your skin will be drier and possibly

about pregnancy and birth, they're a great opportunity to meet other parents-to-be going through the same stages as you. Massaging your bump with wheatgerm or vitamin E oil or cream will help to keep your skin supple and may even keep stretchmarks at bay

.Your baby Your baby is somersaulting and she gets hiccups. She can now hear you talk, and may respond to a tap on your tummy. You should be able to feel her and may even see your tummy jumping! Her skin is less see-through, she has sweat glands and her