The bets are on as to who will replace Kerry as the ‘Mum’s gone to Iceland’ front woman. Bookmakers William Hill have named celebrity replacements, and their odds of filling Kerry’s shoes.Celebrity mums who are favourites to take over the trolley

Born with his small heart beating outside his body, an unnamed baby boy has undergone a four-hour revolutionary surgery procedure, where 13 surgeons successfully operated on his small body. They created a space for the baby’s heart inside his body by shifting his lungs and liver ...

In a study that followed 987 children from infancy to age 6, Canadian researchers found that the odds of having nightmares – and of having them consistently through the preschool years – were higher among children who were considered to be more

's marriage in tatters.The Fight For This Love singer’s baby talk sent bookies into a frenzy with bets of a 2010 tot for the couple bringing in the odds of 5/2 at Paddy Power. However, following the announcement of their separation today, we’re predicting

and 4lb 15oz and were delivered by c-section, 7 weeks prematurely.The condition is known to affect one in 3,000 women, with the odds of carrying a baby in each womb at the same time around one in five million.

Previously tipping the scales at 25 stone, comfort eater Michelle Bowater was told her chances of conceiving were slim– unless she shed more than half her body weight.Already diagnosed with polycystic ovaries (PSCO), she went on to have a gastric band fitted and a gastric bypass....

predicting the next top celeb tots of 2010 – check out the odds below. However, we wouldn’t put too much hope on Ronnie Wood and Ekaterina Ivanova creating a rock offspring anytime soon!Who are you putting your money on? Let us know below…Cheryl Cole

.While the odds for survival have improved, 82,000 babies are born prematurely every year in the UK. The actress wants to know why it happens. On meeting other parents of premature babies, Kym said, “Everyone said they didn’t know why they’d gone into premature

Ladbrokes has revealed.The odds are on that if their baby is a girl, there is a 5/1 chance she’ll be named after Katie’s mum, Amy, and if it’s a boy, the chance of it being named after Alex’s dad, Robert is also 5/1. Other favourites include Sophie (7

either of us have delivered one in a pub car park."I am sure the locals will have been raising a glass in the young man's honour."The last few months have seen a number of British babies being born in odd places including a tube station and a post office