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In the years before I fell pregnant I was a pretty healthy specimen, no major illnesses to speak of and apart from a niggling pain in the shoulder from a previous car accident, no real ‘injuries’ to speak of either. When I first moved to Peterborough I spent most days at the gym and loved . . . → Read More: Thermacare hits the spot 
As a breastfeeding Mum, I was contacted by Emma Jane Maternity to see if I would be interested in reviewing their Next Generation Maternity/Nursing Bra. This is my review. What they say: Seamfree maternity/nursing bra giving an excellent fit. Size Range: UK 32-38 One cup only. Fits B-F cups. EU 70-85 One cup only. . . . → Read More: Emma-Jane Maternity/Nursing Bra 
Breastfeeding mothers will know the importance of feeling comfortable when feeding your baby on the move and part of that comfort is having privacy for you and your little one. Back in October 2010 I reviewed the Mamascarf and have been using it whenever out and about with Beanie Boy. It provides me with . . . → Read More: Spring has arrived at Mamascarf plus Discount Code 
Most mother’s who have breastfed or are breastfeeding will agree that it isn’t always as easy as it looks. In the first few days you constantly worry that your baby isn’t getting enough milk, getting baby to latch on can be very difficult to master and then your milk comes in, your boobs are engorged . . . → Read More: Natal Hynotherapy – Breastfeeding Companion When I breastfed Little Bean, my first born I was nervous about how my breastfeeding in public would be received. There had been much discussion in the media about mothers asked to feed their babies in the toilets because people found it offensive. I didn’t want to encounter situations like this so I bought a . . . → Read More: Mamascarf for Modesty!  |
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