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How do I top & tail?
By Made For Mums on 31/08/2007 15:26:00
Follow our simple step-by-step guide to topping and tailing your baby
baby on*Clean nappy*Bowl of cooled, boiled water*Cotton wool or a soft, clean cloth*Soft, dry towel Step 1Place your baby on her back on the changing mat. Moisten a piece of cotton wool or cloth in the cooled, boiled water, then wipe her eye, from
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Jo Frost on how to have better behaved children
By on 19/03/2009 14:32:29
Follow Jo's advice for stress-free discipline for you and your tot.
THE NAUGHTY STEP 2009 I still believe the naughty step is one of the most effective ways of teaching a child that a particular behaviour is unacceptable.Whatever variation you use – chair, stool or bench – the basic idea is the same. The power
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Step-by-step guide to breastfeeding
By Clare Byam-Cook, breastfeeding expert on 29/04/2009 10:07:16
Breastfeeding expert Clare Byam-Cook shows you how to breastfeed successfully, one step at a time.
, use a breast pump after a feed to express any milk that hasn’t been drunk and to stimulate more milk production.If you're still struggling after following our step-by-step guide, you can find more useful tips in Clare’s book, What To Expect When You
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Claire Richards not worried by baby weight
By Tessa Watkins on 18/09/2009 14:30:37
Former Steps singer is in no hurry to lose weight after giving birth
Steps star Claire Richards has revealed she won’t be pressured to lose weight too quickly after having her second baby.“I’m not going to let it worry me – hopefully I’ll just snap back,” said the singer, who is six months pregnant with her second
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Lisa Scott-Lee explains daughter’s name
By Kyrsty Hazell on 23/11/2009 16:11:16
Ex-Steps singer reveals why she chose to call her baby Star Lily
Former pop singer and mum-of-two, Lisa Scott-Lee, has revealed her inspiration behind her eight week old daughter’s name, Star Lily. “Star Lily was our wedding flower, I also love the film, Lost Boys, which has a character called Star,” she told Hello! magazine.Her husband, ex-He...
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Weekly walking workout for pregnancy: Week 2
By Celia Morgan on 01/02/2010 09:21:21
Exercise during pregnancy doesn’t have to be hard work. Walk yourself to fitness with our weekly step-by-step guide.
Week 2Hooray, you've made it through week 1 of your pregnancy walking work-out! Now your body's in the swing of exercise and your fitness levels will have gone up a notch, you can really start working up a sweat. Week 2 introduces a longer walk, which is great for fat burning.Ses...
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Weekly walking workout for pregnancy: Week 3
By Celia Morgan on 08/02/2010 10:39:27
Walk yourself to pregnancy fitness with our weekly step-by-step workout.
Week 3Now you're we'll into your pregnancy fitness regime it's time to start adding intervals into your weekly walking workout. This will increase intensity to really kick-start your metabolism and prevent any fitness plateaus. You'll need to find a new, hilly route, or walk on a...
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Getting your baby to sleep
By Made For Mums on 28/06/2006 14:23:00
Which methods work for getting your baby to sleep? Here are four you can try, depending on your baby’s age
METHOD 1: Pick up, put downMaintaining regular contact with your baby until she’s reassured enough to fall asleep.STEP 1 Watch for your baby’s sleepy signs: yawning, eye-rubbing and general crankiness. STEP 2 Put her in her cot while she’s drowsy
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Step-by-step guide to pocket reusable nappies
By Liz Stansfield on 28/04/2009 15:40:12
Thinking about switching to reusable nappies but baffled by which to type go for and how they work? Read our guide on how to use pocket reusable nappies, one of the four main types on the market.
and when.”The pocket reusable nappies we usedWonderoos one-size pocket nappy with insert, £10.99 each.Step 1: StuffLay the nappy wrap down on a flat surface, and unfold the tabs so the nappy is open, and the ‘pocket’ is facing you. Insert your pad or terry
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Step-by-step guide to pre-fold reusable nappies
By Liz Stansfield on 28/04/2009 16:57:06
Thinking about switching to reusable nappies but baffled by which to type go for and how they work? Read our guide on how to use pre-fold reusable nappies, one of the four main types of reusable nappies on the market.
really funky patterns.The pre-fold reusable nappies we usedBambino Mio, £11.95 for a trial pack of a nappy, cover and liner.Step 1: FoldLay the waterproof outer layer open on a flat surface and fold the rectangular nappy to fit the length of the layer
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