Will Baby Look Like Me? Common Questions: Egg Donation
Continue ReadingCouples facing infertility have many, many questions to confront, chief among them being “Why me?” and “What next?” But when other treatments have failed, egg donation is an option that allows couples to ask, “Could this really help?” Here are five common infertility questions related to donor egg costs to become pregnant. Who needs egg […]
#Win the NEW Pregnancy and Baby Milestones books from Mother & Baby E: 30.04.16
Continue ReadingPregnancy Milestones Pregnancy is such an exciting and life-changing experience – but it can also be quite scary and overwhelming. With 60 years of experience in guiding women through pregnancy, the expertise of the team at Mother & Baby is second to none. As the UK’s number one Pregnancy, Baby and Toddler magazine, Pregnancy Milestones, […]
Apps for Mums
Continue ReadingThere are lots of apps on the market for soon-to-be mums, and new mums. Where you want to track your baby’s development and progress, or have some time to yourself, or losing the baby weight, there’s apps for everything. Apps on the market The bump, which is available in both iTunes and Android, is an […]
Why I wish I had done exercise in pregnancy . . .
Continue ReadingIt’s a bit late to complain about it now but looking back I really wish I had found the energy to exercise during each of my pregnancies. When pregnant with Little Bean, my beautiful first-born, I was working full time so I didn’t really have lots of time to exercise BUT I did do lots […]
An experienced Mum’s impression of #Bumpfest
Continue ReadingRather like Supermodels who don’t get out of bed for some ridiculous sum of money, I don’t usually get out of bed before 6.30am if I can help it (since the night feeds stopped) but the lure of a child-free day out in London was just too much temptation for me so my alarm was […]
Modern parents shun technology for traditional play with their babies
Continue ReadingNew research, conducted by NCT (the UK’s largest parent charity) and supported by Pampers, has found that up to a third of mothers and fathers (32% and 27% respectively) said they never engaged in technology-based play,
