impact on for both you and your partner, including reducing the risk of problems related to fertility in both men and women.Superfoods for fertility

is developing in the wombYouYou may feel the baby move now - like butterflies in your stomach that you may think is wind! It'll be harder to sleep at night due to your growing bump, general discomfort and other worries. Pregnant women often have strange dreams

performed on a healthy woman for the first time, many doctors believe it's as safe as a normal birth. However, there are risks that differ from a normal birth, and these increase with repeat Caesareans or in women with a history of medical problems. There

the vaccine. The majority of pregnant women will have either had rubella or been vaccinated against it. If you've had rubella, you'll always be immune to it, but if you've been vaccinated, immunity may not last.A test is recommended to all pregnant women

in the wombYou You may feel the baby move now - like butterflies in your stomach that you may think is wind! It'll be harder to sleep at night due to your growing bump, general discomfort and other worries. Pregnant women often have strange dreams. Don’t worry

Research in Essex.‘Breast milk has well-known health benefits and now we can say there are clear benefits for children’s brains as well,’ she adds. She also pointed out that the study was not intended to make women feel guilty, but that the aim should

to aid the baby’s growth and development, but a study by the University of Bristol found that mums gaining more than the recommended amount struggled to lose the excess after birth. The health of almost 4,000 women was assessed sixteen years after

pregnant women. There is no evidence to suggest the flu vaccine will cause any harm to pregnant women or their unborn babies.For more info on flu, how to protect your family and the flu vaccine, visit your GP or go to nhs.uk/conditions/flu-jab.For more

, down from 38 per cent last year. Over a third of bosses, 38 per cent, worried that mums will not work as hard and be less flexible about working hours, while 31 per cent cited women going off on maternity in their decision. The survey, by business

Most women's waters break at the end of the first stage of labour, when the cervix (neck of the womb) is almost fully dilated. But for around 15% of pregnancies, breaking waters is the first sign of labour.It can be a gush of up to a litre or just a