of family who know better! (this is my first)....However....i have bought the Haynes manual!! You may laugh, but Haynes actually do a baby-care book as well as a fix-it book for every vehicle on the planet! :lol: I bought it for my oh really as it's geared

recommendationsMuslins - loads of!!! I have them EVERYWHERE! lol, one of my best buys that's for sureHope this helps xx OK, this is what I like best (and have tried different brands in all categories!!)Nappies - I started off with Nature Babycare as they are far

sammybumpordered it from babycare tens on the internet, main supplier for boots and tesco. they wont let me have it till thurs as thats when i hit 37 weeks. They dont do any harm before 37 weeks but i think the emphasis is on not encouraging you to stay at home

makes me feel sick.I will obviously do whatever is best for my baby but am just really hoping he turns before I see the midwfie next!I also worry about babycare too and think every first time mum must have the same concerns. Its such a big responsibility

Babycare' and I have to say I thought much of it was quite patronising and a lot of it didn't inspire any confidence, so I have given it back (the girl I borrowed it from isn't a mum, she bought it when her sister had a baby so that she'd know how to change

with it!! x Yes I would defo reccomend a tens. I used the Elle Babycare during my 1st labour. The important thing is timing when you start using it when you are at the very beginig stage of labour then it gives your body a chance to adjust to it. I used

Babycare Elle. Boots and Lloyds chemist hire them for approx ??29, but for a ??65 buy, I'd like to try it on my back afterwards { the opposite is okay apparently }Has anyone spotted an Elle cheaper than 65 ?? wouldn't mind an x-rental. i hired mine from

a massive back seat with babycare and expect the Mum to deal with it all, make all the decisions etc.What esp bugs me is that hubby doesn't see Beth at all during the week as she is in bed when he gets home and he then leaves about 5 mins after she

me what he/she wantsOnly a week to find out if he/she arrives on time PLEASE OH PLEASE HURRY UP AND GET HERE!! LOL Please before putting your baby on it's front to sleep read the SIDS guidelines on their website. http://www.fsid.org.uk/babycare

it in the evening, then leave them on airer. I think you would only need a quick tumble blast to completely dry. We bought 15 and so far that seems to be plenty. We just use a disp (i use nature babycare) at night or if going out sometimes so we can bin that one