of the following: Persistent diarrhoea and vomiting. A temperature or fever over 37°C (98.6°F) that won't come down despite treatment, such as baby painkillers. If your baby's limp, floppy or shows signs of dehydration such as sunken eyes and persistently dry

days, and then it will become less sticky for another two days, and then go back to being dry. As each woman's cycle is slightly different these timings won't be exactly the same for everyone. The main thing for you is to watch for the signs in your own

-rich meal, vitamin C will help boost iron absorption as well.Tuna Another source of omega-3 fatty acids, but also rich in selenium, an antioxidant mineral that protects against cancer. Deficiency of this mineral has also been linked to miscarriage, so it won

is common. Ask someone to watch your baby while you take some time out to calm down. If that's not possible, try going into another room. Leaving her to cry for short periods won't hurt her, and it's important you take time to regain your composure.G is for

so many baby books that bang on about how important it is to find time for a gym session or a long soak in a bubble bath and it gets on my nerves. ‘Quite frankly, I've had to accept that "me-time" doesn't exist at the moment and it won

functioning well.4. Your skin changesHormones mean skin can dry out. Extra collagen in your skin tears when it stretches, causing stretchmarks. They won't go after the birth but may fade.Help your body - Use a body moisturiser to improve the condition of your

, bed, mealtime, etc).The Judges will be equally weighted between HarperCollins and Mattel.  The Judges decision as to who has won the competition shall be final.  The winner will be notified by e-mail or phone no later than the 31st May 2010.In

. Other signs of distress include lack of movement or meconium - a dark sticky substance passed by your baby - in your waters. Lots of things can cause distress, from a high temperature to a lack of oxygen.Distress won't automatically lead to an emergency

and if so how did you overcome them?Myleene's Answer: Firstly, I won't lie, it is painful, but you already know this, that's why it's called labour. However, stop listening to everyone's birth stories, horror stories, and husband's version of events. No two

it takes to get pregnant. In women, stress leads to an overproduction of prolactin, a reproductive hormone, interfering with ovulation. If you're living a hectic life, deciding to try for a baby should be a cue to slow down. You won't be able to live