, none of the main political parties has ever suggested limiting the number of children families can have.Find out about one mum who, expecting her 14th baby, definitely wouldn't be a fan of a baby limit law.

of the babies they help produce.Dr Geeta Nargund, head of reproductive medicine at St George's Hospital in London, said mild IVF fits in with plans to limit most women to one embryo implanted at a time.She said: "We are moving towards single embryo transfer

of or transferred to a country that will agree to help the family. However, for women who need a surrogate, the new laws will allow storage to be extended by up to 55 years, though for most cases the storage limit will be 10 years.Michelle is part of A Little Wish

and Embryology Authority aim to limit women to one embryo wherever possible.The regulator says this will cut the number of multiple births and reduce the health complications associated with them. One in four IVF babies is a twin or triplet. They are more likely

Premature baby charity Bliss discovered just 20% of UK hospitals had enough staff to meet recommended care guidelines. The study of 194 neonatal units showed that more than 50% had been forced to close to new admissions during a five-month period

– already operating at full capacity – beyond their limit. The effects of this on the quality of service for women and babies are obvious.”Are you trying for another baby? Let us know ...

!), you can deck your home and nursery out with baby products that push the limits of modern design. But baby gear is pretty worthless if all it can do is look pretty, so we’ve tracked down 10 items that have made sure their funky form doesn’t compromise

to clinicians on fertility treatment and lifestyle factors.The ESHRE, an influential group of experts, said this was because of the risks it posed to the baby, such as foetal alcohol syndrome. Foetal alcohol syndrome can cause growth problems, facial deformities

and quality of care for expectant mums, as Louise Silverton, Deputy General Secretary of the Royal College of Midwives explains: "There is no doubt that the current baby-boom is continuing and that birth numbers are rising at an even quicker pace

. And of these mums and dads, 70% said they’d missed a turn because of it. Scarily, 24% said it caused them to go over the speed limit. Even more worryingly, 6% had skipped a red light.The survey, of 755 parents on the Tesco Baby & Toddler Club’s Mums’ Choice panel