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Sharing parental responsibilities
sharing parental responsibilities how to cope with parenting as a team having your first baby will be a new experience for both you and your partner. this means there is a lot of grey area in deciding...
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Nursery tips and safety
nursery tips and safety how to prepare a nursery for your baby when it comes to preparing the nursery for your baby, there are some safety and practical tasks to be done. while anything outside of the...
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Panicking about parenthood
...baby’s father. it is likely that he is feeling the same way. this might help you figure out exactly what is scaring you. are you frightened about childbirth? concerned about losing part of...
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Mid pregnancy ultrasound
mid pregnancy ultrasound a mid pregnancy ultrasound is a standard procedure, and is mainly about ensuring that your baby’s development and growth is on track. a mid pregnancy ultrasound usually...
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Sex during pregnancy
...baby won't get hurt by love making, even with your partner on top. there is a thick mucus plug that seals the cervix and helps to guard against infection. the strong muscles of the uterus and the...
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Iron during pregnancy
...baby. you become anaemic when you no longer have enough iron to create the haemoglobin you require. your risk for insufficient iron grows higher if you have severe morning sickness that causes...
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Pool safety for babies
...baby in the pool. one of the biggest concerns, particularly with babies two months and younger, is bacteria. that’s because very young babies don’t have immunity yet. if the pool, lake or...
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Development boosting games: birth to 3 months
...baby carrier, and spend some time dancing around the house – just stick to gentle tunes at this age! always keep a collection of small items that your baby can touch and look at on hand. these...
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The right time to start reading to your child
...baby is also a great way to bond, particularly if you’re not breastfeeding. when your child is very young, it’s less important what you read than it is that you’re reading, so you...
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Foods to avoid in the first year
foods to avoid in the first year there are some foods that your baby should not be eating before his or her first birthday. starting solid food is a messy, but exciting affair! however, while you want...
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Combining breast and bottle
combining breast and bottle if your baby is older, and you want to feed him or her a mixture of breast milk and formula, that’s ok. many mothers choose to feed their babies a combination of...
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Boiled water and bottles
...baby formula, you should be boiling the water for his bottles until at least six months of age. that’s to prevent the risk of bacterial infections from tap water. after six months, it’s...
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Acne in pregnancy
...baby. there are perfectly safe medications out there that can be taken during the pregnancy including those with benzoyl peroxide and antibotic preparations. you can get these at your local chemist or...
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Factors involved in choosing a stair gate
...baby or toddler that’s on the move could potentially fall down the stairs with serious consequences. aside from the top and bottom of your stairs, stair gates are also a good idea installed at...
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Buying a stair gate
...baby can accidentally fall down the stairs. when you do decide to buy a stair gate, there are a few things you need to think about. first, there are the number of gates you will need. each flight of...
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How to buy a cot
how to buy a cot your baby will be spending a significant portion of his or her first few years in a cot, so it’s worth looking for a good one. since your baby is probably going to spend his or...
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Buying a high chair
buying a high chair when your baby is able to sit upright without assistance, they are ready to use a high chair. at about seven months, most children are able to use high chairs. when buying a high...
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Buying guide for carriers, backpacks, or slings
...baby carrier. they are usually made of slightly stretchy material and work by being folded and worn in a very specific way. slings are very useful for newborn babies and infants, since they can be...
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Working mum's guilt
working mum's guilt returning to work guilt guilt is one of those emotions that are difficult to deal with. it's perfectly natural to feel sad and upset when you leave your baby to return to work...
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Solid foods for babies
solid foods for babies knowing when to introduce solid foods into your baby’s diet many parents are eager to introduce solid foods into their baby's diet. however, for the first few months...
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