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Late or irregular bedtimes has been found to cause problems for children. The study, which excluded children with ADHD, Asperger syndrome and autism, found kids with late or irregular bedtimes displayed hyperactivity, behavioural problems, emotional difficulties and problems with peers as they got older. However, the research conducted at University College London also found that children who...
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Last updated: 14/10/2013
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These are the suspects detectives are currently looking for in connection with the disappearance of Madeleine McCann in 2007. These images, based on descriptions given of one man, will be featured on tonight’s episode of Crimewatch on the BBC. Detectives have now narrowed down the times when Madeleine’s abduction could have taken place and statements given by two witnesses identifying this man...
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Last updated: 14/10/2013
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Hi fellow yummy mummys i am 16 wks pregnant which will be my third. I was wondering if there was anyone who have experience the following as with this pregnancy i seem to be experience things i never ever experierenced on my past 2 pregnancy. For the last 4 days i seem to have a numbness and pins and needles sensation in both my fore arms and hands ans it can be quite painful for a few minutes...
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Last updated: 12/10/2013
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Just the sweetest thing ...
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Last updated: 11/10/2013
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Last updated: 11/10/2013
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It can be difficult trying to keep little minds and hands occupied when I'm trying to prepare a family meal. So when IKEA asked me to take part in one of their family activities, I was thrilled! I live in Cork and the MummyPages team were going to kindly pop my equipment in the post to me but I was delighted to have an excuse to make the trip to Dublin. With the new road from Cork to Dublin it...
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Last updated: 11/10/2013
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Parents in Ireland and the UK are being warned about a shocking new 'choking game’ being played by teens following the hospitalisation of a teenage boy. It involves kids either engaging in self-strangulation or strangulation with a group of friends. Teens are literally putting something around their neck to the point where they faint or become unconscious. The experience apparently gives...
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Last updated: 10/10/2013
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A new poll has revealed that new mothers are developing depression as they feel under pressure to get everything right. Results shows that new mothers are more likely to worry about money and childcare with some feeling they can’t cope at all. Up to one in seven women experience a mental health problem during or after pregnancy but, worryingly, a lot of new mums don’t feel like they can talk...
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Last updated: 10/10/2013
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A new study has revealed that children are more likely to develop depression by the age of 18 if their mother experienced it during pregnancy. The large study, conducted by Bristol University, shows that depression causes the stress hormone to be raised which in turn may affect the development of the unborn baby. The research confirms that mental health development starts before birth and calls...
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Last updated: 10/10/2013
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Thousands of women across the world are affected by early menopause but in-vitro activation, developed by a Japanese-American team of scientists, may be able to help. The team recently announced that they can find primordial cells in the ovaries of women who have undergone menopause in their early thirties. According to the research, these cells can contain immature eggs that could be nurtured to...
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Last updated: 10/10/2013
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