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How to help your baby adjust to the clocks going forward
how to help your baby adjust to the clocks going forward the clocks will be springing forward an hour this sunday, 30th march. which is also mother’s day incidentally. this means a couple of...
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What to do if your toddler is scared of baths
...baby section of the pool she may get over her bath time fear. make bath time fun. lots of bubbles, bath toys, colours etc. hopefully within time this fear will pass and your toddler will be back to...
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Tips for dealing with colic
tips for dealing with colic a baby with colic can be a stressful and worrisome thing for any parent. colicky babies can cry for short periods of time or for hours on end meaning it can be very...
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Baby-proofing your home
baby-proofing your home you may think you don’t need to worry about baby-proofing your home until your baby is mobile. however, it is better to start as early as possible, even in pregnancy, and...
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Expert tips for treating and preventing nappy rash
...baby. it can range from mild irritation to a painful infection and affects most babies at some point between the ages of 6-12 months. your little one’s skin is delicate and sensitive and since...
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How is colic best treated?
...baby: sit your baby upright during a feeding as this will help prevent him from swallowing air. give your baby natural medications which uses caraway oil to soothe baby’s tummy and allows the...
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Look gorgeous this summer with these 4 products
...baby soft skin, its time to think about adding some moisture and glow. we love dove summer glow, for fair to medium skin. it is an all-in-one moisturiser and self-tan lotion. apply all over after your...
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Tips for recovery after childbirth
...baby and adjust to your new lifestyle. continue to eat a wholesome diet providing all the essential nutrients to help speed up the healing process. water therapy is thought to help – ice packs...
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Dr David Atherton of Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital talks to MummyPages
...baby has eczema and the first time they have egg, they vomit and/or experience facial swelling. this is an entirely different reaction and is not the cause of eczema but rather a complication which...
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Clever Clogs: top gifts for Christmas
...baby bibs from just €8.25. these gorgeous bibs will look great at the dinner table this christmas and will make for a lovely small gift. find out more at www.cleverclogs.ie stocking fillers for...
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Things to do with your baby
things to do with your baby here are a few suggestions on things you can do with your baby outside of the house when you have your first baby, the thought of getting out of the house seems impossible...
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Postpartum back pain
postpartum back pain postpartum back pain is quite common in new mums and there are numerous causes for it. luckily, in most cases, it is easy to treat. just because your baby has arrived, that does...
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Top tips for dads on bonding with your baby
top tips for dads on bonding with your baby mothers have a naturally close relationship with their newborns, and while fathers may want to become closer too, they suffer from being shy about it. dads...
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Postpartum depression
...baby blues’. this only lasts about two weeks and is only usually felt during the very early stages of motherhood. if your emotional vulnerability and depression lasts longer than two weeks, you...
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Helping your one year old to adjust to a new sibling
...baby around will depend largely on his or her personality. easy going children are likely to adjust to the change far quicker than those who are highly strung or very sensitive. you may find that your...
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Postnatal Bleeding
postnatal bleeding postnatal bleeding and what you should know every new mum bleeds after having a baby, whether it's a vaginal birth or a caesarean section. this bleeding is called lochia and...
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Umbilical cord care – a ‘how to’ guide
...baby. once your baby arrives, the cord is cut and clamped off. the stump left behind does not cause your baby any pain. as you are advised to try to keep the cord dry, your baby cannot take a bath...
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Breastfeeding and the baby blues
breastfeeding and the baby blues breastfeeding bonding can help overcome the baby blues postpartum depression in a mild form is also known as the baby blues which happens due to the emotional and...
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Avoiding post-partum depression
...baby is born. this is especially true if you have a c-section. arrange for people in your support system to help out with the chores. have someone go grocery shopping for you and stock up on frozen...
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Buying guide: Safety
buying guide: safety there are plenty of products on the market designed for baby and toddler safety, and it’s worth investing in them as your child grows. keeping a baby or a toddler safe is a...
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