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Time saving tips for busy families
...baby friendly washing powder can shave time off your chores. another good idea is to get help. whether it’s hiring outside help to come in and clean once a month, or once every few months, or...
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Top ten surprises of new parenthood
...baby arrived, you will experience a drop in satisfaction with the status of your relationship - especially during the first year. lack of sleep, lack of intimate time and financial problems all take...
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Ten ways to become a better dad
...baby over to your partner when things get a bit difficult. since your wife or partner will have more experience than you, don't feel bad about asking for advice. get as much practice as you can, at...
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Ten surprises of new fatherhood
...baby has been born, is something that is normally associated with women and “baby blues”. while hormones are usually to blame for baby blues and postpartum depression, men can have similar...
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Sleep sharing: The family bed
...baby, instead of having him or her sleep in his or her own bed. it may seem outdated, but even in developed countries there’s an increase in the number of babies less than 7 months who sleep...
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Sex secrets for parents of toddlers
sex secrets for parents of toddlers if your baby has a regular sleeping pattern, then this is the perfect time for you and your partner to have some bedroom play. having a toddler in the house is...
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Sex secrets every new parent should know
...baby arrives, there is very little, besides sleep, happening in their bedrooms! it’s perfectly normal to be tired and stressed during this transition period, but once you do start having sex...
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The new dad and sex
the new dad and sex if you’re feeling a little unloved, then it’s possibly because your approach to your partner post-baby needs a little work! if your baby has just arrived, or is due to...
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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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Plan ahead for a fun day at the beach
...baby powder is great for removing sand from skin, for both your child and yourself. simply rub it on your legs and arms and the sand will stick to it and fall off the flotation devices you bring...
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New dads – how to maintain friendships
new dads – how to maintain friendships figuring out how to maintain friendships as a new dad can be difficult. we can help you to make sense of it. once your baby arrives, it’s easy for new...
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Mums and money – how to beat spending guilt, financial stress and more
...baby is a source of guilt and worry. there are a few ways you can minimise your money. the first step in banishing spending guilt is to look at your budget and build in some money that’s just...
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Making time for making love
making time for making love finding the time to be intimate with your partner when you have a new baby can be tricky, but it can be done. when you’re a new parent, you’re probably tired...
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How your sex life will change as a dad-to-be
...baby's safety; this isn't too much of a factor since the baby is safely enclosed in an amniotic sac. this will protect the baby from everything except really rough sex. there are big changes...
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Helping your preschooler adjust to a new sibling
helping your preschooler adjust to a new sibling getting a preschooler used to a new baby is not always as easy as it sounds. how your preschooler adjusts to having a new sibling will depend largely...
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Helping your two year old to adjust to a new sibling
...baby arrives, and their lives change. as with an older child of any age, how well your two year old adapts to a new sibling will depend a lot on their own personality. self assured, outgoing children...
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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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Going green: Tips on feeding children safe food
...baby. exclusive breastfeeding is recommended up to 6 months. after your baby reaches 6 months you can continue breastfeeding but must also introduce appropriate complementary foods.
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Going green: Protecting your children's health
...baby's feeding bottle is bpa-free. check your home for radiation by testing for long-term radon. your microwave should also be checked for radiation leakage. strong electromagnetic fields can also...
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Going green: Prepare for your pregnancy
...baby. alcohol abuse can cause foetal alcohol syndrome and regular amounts will also impact negatively on your child's development during pregnancy. excess caffeine will lower overall health...
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