back to work post-pregnancy. At the moment, all three- and four-year-olds are entitled to 15 hours of free nursery education a week, but preliminary trials start in 2013 to help disadvantaged families give their toddlers the best start possible
to be involved in the first few weeks, those mothers who intend to breastfeed are more likely to still be breastfeeding after 6 weeks. Some new dads have a real struggle coming to terms with their new status. This may manifest itself through stress
tired as Phoebe is not a good sleeper and I’ve just gone back to work which is draining too – it feels like we’re adjusting to the new dynamics of family life. We are both so in love with Phoebe that we have less time and energy for each other. But I see
baby is snug and secure. 7.TALK ABOUT SEXIt may feel like everyone else is having loads of sex, but dont kid yourself. Make time for you and your partner, maybe once a week, to discover your new sex life. 8.COOK CLEVERWhen cooking for your children
they need a 26-hour day to get everything done and have only a few moments spare for me-time.Unpaid chores and responsibilities appear to eat up most time for mums, with more than 40% of women spending around 21 hours a week preparing family meals and more
From kickstarting your sex life to dealing with the mother-in-law, the Babyproofing experts (pictured) have come up with the answers to YOUR questions.If you want to find out more about Babyproofing your Marriage (£10.99, published by Collins
