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Baby swings and bouncers
Swings & bouncer chairs are an ideal purchase for your child’s first year and can provide a wide range of sensory benefits. Available in a multitude of different shapes, sizes and designs – here are things you should consider before buying: Design Features Think about what is likely to preserve your baby’s interest. Regular nappers…
Getting ready for labour and birth – practical preparations
As well as preparing for labour and birth, there are many practical things you need to consider before labour actually starts. Music According to doula and music therapist Carol Ann Browning, music during labour can help you relax and deal more effectively with the pain of contractions. However it is worth giving some consideration to your labour playlist.…
Posted in Common pain relief, Labour and Birth, Pain Relief
Tagged Birth, Birthing ball, chair, Childbirth, Doula, doula and music therapist, Home birth, Midwife, player, Sonia Griffiths, Water birth
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Fixed wooden highchairs
Fixed wooden highchairs These are classic, country kitchen style highchairs. The tray can normally be permanently removed (if attached by screws), converting the chair into a raised toddler seat for use at the family table (but before you buy check the height is correct for your table). These highchairs aren’t adjustable in any way and…
Posted in Buying for your baby, Weaning
Tagged chair, Chairs, Decorative arts, Furniture, Screw, Tray, Visual arts
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Sleep training for your baby
If sleep problems begin to dominate your life it is time to introduce a routine to teach your baby how to go to sleep. All sleep solutions rely on being consistent, and being sure that your baby can cope on his own. Never try to begin sleep training if your child is ill. Before you…
Becks trades in car
18 February 2000 BECKHAM’S BABY LOVE PROUD daddy David Beckham is so besotted with his baby son Brooklyn he has traded in his much-loved Porsche 911 for a family car complete with a car seat. But David has not quite gone into classic family mode by opting for an estate or a people carrier – his…
No baby choice for couple
18 October, 2000 A SCOTTISH couple have been told they will not be allowed to select a girl embryo after their only daughter died. Louise and Alan Masterton have four sons. Their daughter Nicole died in a bonfire accident. They had hoped to have another daughter by selecting a female embryo and “redressing the female…
Pregnant women ignoring advice on medications
News archive The latest products and where to find them Product news archive Talk about it in our Discuss, Debate and Deliberate discussion forum 6th October Eighty per cent of expectant women take some form of medication despite advice to the contrary according to a new survey. The study, which is part of the Children of…
Baby tipped from cradle of democracy
27 July, 2000 A BABY has been banned from a private council meeting because the infant was voted a member of the public. Five-month-old Tarah Jackson has been going to Melton Borough Council meetings with mum Councillor Kashmir Bilgan since she was five days old. But when a meeting of the council’s policy committee went…
Child healthcare specialists honoured by Queen
News archive The latest products and where to find them Product news archive Talk about it in our Discuss, Debate and Deliberate discussion forum 14th June 2004 Child healthcare specialists honoured by Queen Dozens of healthcare workers have been honoured in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List including doctors at the forefront of child health. Professor…
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Tagged Benyon, Cancer, chair, David Beynon, Health, Karyn Maltby, National Health Service, obstetrician, Queen, Royal College of Paediatrics, Sophie
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Take part in Lords Debate on Early Parenting
The public can contribute to a House of Lords debate by taking part in an online initiative, where their views will be fed directly to Members taking part. The initiative is aimed at providing members of the public with a new and accessible way to engage with the House of Lords and share their views…
Posted in News, Parenting styles
Tagged Baroness Benjamin, Baroness Hollins, Baroness Sharp of Guildford, Baroness Walmsley, Bishop, chair, Crossbencher, Doreen Massey, Have Your Say, Hill, House of Lords, Joan Walmsley, live web chat, Liverpool, Margaret Sharp, Members of the House of Lords, Northbourne, online initiative, Oxford, Peerage, Politics, Schools Minister, teacher, teacher and ambassador
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