the tissues handy - the tears could return during the final few weeks, when you may be feeling anxious about the birth and worrying about becoming a mum.I'm worried about everythingHowever excited you are about the arrival of your baby, it's also natural

really severe. Sticky eye is common in young babies because the tear ducts aren't properly formed until six months. Clean the eye with cotton wool and cooled, boiled water, and wipe gently from the corner to the outer eye. If symptoms persist, see your

distressed. Nine times out of 10, a child will stop crying after five or 10 minutes. Mum looking anxious only encourages fresh tears.
 If you are worried ring the nursery after 20 minutes for reassurance that your child has settled. Never feel bad about

unconscious.Andrew was then asked to come and help wake me up as I wouldnt open my eyes and my oxygen saturates were low. The doctors though hearing him might help. They'd had to work so fast that there were some complications like a tear in my uterus but it

closer, but it tears you apart in the first few months because of sleep depravation. And that turns into competitive tiredness. We were sitting on the sofa the other day, feeling calm, and he said ‘I love our family’, but your relationship definitely

or replacement of goods, providing it is reasonable for them to have lasted this long and are not faulty due to wear and tear.TIP BOXShop around for the best price. Goods bought online must fit the description given and be fit for purpose.Don't assume an internet

emotional and prone to tears, find it hard to rest and lose your appetite, too. You may feel anxious and afraid that you're not a good mother. All of this is perfectly normal.But if these feelings persist, it's time to talk to someone. Bridget O

to encourage this without tears and tantrums!” WORK IT OUT TOGETHER - Encourage your child to research whether they need a booster seat. Finding out the facts together will help prevent them from feeling they are being treated like 'babies'. KEEP THEM BUSY

, mum to Molly, 1'Teddy' Aisling Mitchell, 27, mum to Kirsty, 1'Cooey' Sandra Tear, 35, mum to Tom, 1'Apple' Susan Smith, 31, mum to Jessica, 1'Plane' Lydia Lewis, 29, mum to Tom, 2'Bye, bye' Jenny Woodward, 39, mum to Jack, 1What to do if you're worried

until about midnight when he finally stopped crying. This put a big strain on us and we’d snap at each other. Combined with the sleep deprivation, sex was the last thing on our minds. ‘I also found the birth very hard to deal with – I had a bad tear