Pregnancy
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Things I’d recommend as a first time Mum
Today I thought I’d do a post for those first time mums or those who have had children but don’t have a clue what to buy. As you all know as time goes by things are changing all the time there’s stuff now that we didn’t have 2 years ago when I had my daughter so it can be a little daunting at times. so here are some things I would recommend as a first time mum. First of all when having a baby an ultimate decision is whether you are going to breast-feed or bottle feed. I bottle fed my daughter so the first few items are things I’d…
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The True Value of Play
Pexels – CC0 License Play is one of those things that we feel is only the right of children to engage with, and we lose that natural inclination to care for it as adults. But the truth is that sports, video games, art, and many other creative pursuits show us that play is just as relevant as it is ever is, no matter our age. The act of play can also be a fantastic means of development, both educational and social. For instance, many of us have learned the specifics of building houses and the names of certain construction tools or building features via playing The Sims, but it goes…
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Skin Care Tips For Your Little One
(Pixabay CC0) When holding your baby, you will immediately notice how smooth and soft their skin is. However, despite their young age, your baby can develop a range of skin conditions. As can be seen in this article, these include eczema, acne, and heat rash. Thankfully, these conditions are rarely serious, although you should still see your child’s GP for advice. However, to prevent the onset of certain skin conditions, there is a number of things you can do. Limit the amount of baths they take Sure, your baby will get a little smelly occasionally, but you should resist the urge to bathe them daily. Experts suggest 2-3 times…
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My Birth Story
The last time I updated you all on my pregnancy was when I was 20 weeks. That now seems like a lifetime ago. I’ve had a few of you ask for this post so here it is.. My birth story. Our baby girl Phoebe was born 20th January at 1.19 am weighing 7lb 13oz. I was up all night tossing and turning on the 18th January with contractions which were every half an hour. I started timing them and throughout the whole day they stayed the same, every half an hour, I had a bath to try and relax me and tried to get on with things…
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Buying for your Baby
When you first find out you’re pregnant it can all become quite overwhelming with how much you actually need to buy. but you have 9 months right? so it should be easy. I am now 27 weeks and 4 days pregnant and I still have a ton of things to buy before our little bundle of joy is here. It can be quite hard knowing espeically when it is your first child what you actually need and what you don’t. As I am a first-time mum I have been googling as you do for the essentials. After all, I don’t know what I need. So I have put together a…
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The 9-Month Journey: Preparing For The Arrival Of Your Baby
(Image Credit) Nine months can sound like a very long time. Covering three quarters of a year, there is an awful lot which can be done with this sort of time on your hands, though this will often change when a baby is involved. Time will move very quickly from the day you discover your pregnancy, and this makes it crucial that you prepare yourself for the big day. To help you out with this, this post will be exploring some of the work which can go into preparing for this massive change, while also giving you the chance to save some money in the process. Your Home The first…