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Tricky birth but breastfeeding joy
By Babyexpert.com on 22/04/2009 07:57:00
Tracy-Anne persevered and after 8 weeks, baby Daisy finally latched on.
to be removed immediately so they rushed me into theatre leaving my poor husband to wait outside as they were putting me to sleep to start the op.I feel so sorry for him now as he was alone and worrying about both of us. Andrew told me after that some time later
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Having a new mum identity crisis?
By Babyexpert.com on 05/10/2006 16:47:50
Your baby arrives and so does your new identity – Mummy. But don’t say goodbye to the ‘old you’ altogether.
things. Keep your brain sharp - hard, we know, when you're sleep-deprived. Read a paper, do a crossword or have a discussion with your partner - ‘Are we out of nappies?' doesn't count. Make time each week for your partner when you feel like a couple
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Pregnant - and gorgeous
By Babyexpert.com on 05/04/2006 14:40:00
Your bodys working a miracle, so cut yourself some slack.
who's questioning your fourth nap of the day).Getting up in the night to wee robs you of the most restful stretches of deep sleep.Beautiful bulgesWhen you look in the mirror, are you reminded of the large mammal enclosure at the zoo? Resist
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Post-natal contraception
By Babyexpert.com on 06/04/2006 10:45:00
Keen not to have another baby immediately? Here's your guide to post-natal contraception.
.You need to feed every three to four hours, day and night and give no other food to your baby for this to work. And if he sleeps through the night, even if you feed him breast milk all day, you need additional protection.You also increase your risk
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Its potty time!
By Babyexpert.com on 07/06/2010 00:00:00
Potty training info from Huggies Pull-Ups
to remove. And for night-time, there is now Huggies Pull-Ups® Night-Time Potty Training Pants which absorb as well as a nappy for a good night's sleep.
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Beat pregnancy mood swings
By Babyexpert.com on 16/12/2010 04:19:00
Up one minute, down the next? Heres how to ride the emotional roller coaster when your pregnant
of pregnancy. Symptoms may include feeling tired but unable to sleep; under- or over-eating, fear of open spaces, crying a lot, feeling isolated, chronic stress and anxiety, irritability and irrational thoughts and behaviour, symptoms of OCD (obsessive
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How to set up a web business
By Babyexpert.com on 15/10/2007 15:29:54
Looking for a home-based business now you’re a mum? Jessica Seaman set up her own business selling children’s clothes. Here’s how she did it.
Says Jessica: I never intended to start up a business. It just kind of happened. After having my second child Fred, I suffered from a terrible bout of insomnia. As most mothers will know, the minute your newborn drops off you should sleep too, so
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When nature needs a helping hand
By Babyexpert.com on 02/05/2006 14:09:00
Find out what to expect if you need medical help during labour
he came out sleeping!'Know the factsLatest figures, 2003-2004, show more than 50% of women have some form of intervention.46% of deliveries were normal.More than 20% were induced.About 12% were assisted with a ventouse or forceps12% of women had
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Prima Baby meets Lee Mead!
By Babyexpert.com on 06/03/2012 11:33:00
West End star Lee Mead talks to Prima Baby about fatherhood and the importance of family in his life
be when she has a 'moment' and wants her own way. Around this age, they really do start to test you! It could be the simplest thing like wanting another one of her treats, usually a biscuit, or getting her ready for bed when she doesn't want to go to sleep
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Power-packed superfoods
By Babyexpert.com on 17/02/2013 09:00:00
Stock up on these superfoods to give yourself a nutritional boost during pregnancy
handful gives you ten per cent of your daily iron requirement.Bananas Rich in potassium, these are good for reducing fluid retention and maintaining a healthy fluid balance. They also contain tryptophan which helps to promote sleep. A good starchy, energy
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