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Planning Ahead for Your Pregnancy Clothes

There is a lot you can do to make your pregnancy easier on yourself, such as staying healthy, educating yourself, and starting to line up those support networks. However, an often-underestimated task that will help tremendously is to plan ahead for your pregnancy clothing. Whether you go way larger or just a little, your normal clothes aren’t going to fit for much longer, and having a plan for your maternity clothing can make it a fun rather than stressful experience. The following looks briefly at planning ahead for your pregnancy clothes.

Decide what you’ll need

If you are pregnant, your current wardrobe is not going to fit you for much longer, so think about any of those important clothing items you are going to need to get. Swimwear, workout gear or even formal wear items are available in a wide range of maternity options, so make sure you have everything you need clothing-wise throughout your entire pregnancy. Be sure to get yourself something nice too, because it is important that you still feel attractive and beautiful throughout your pregnancy.

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Staying Healthy Post Pregnancy

If you have just gone through a pregnancy and given birth, congratulations — but the real work of being a mother has just begun. One of the most important things you will need to do is stay on top of your health, because you now have another little life relying on you. The following looks briefly at the importance of staying healthy post pregnancy.

Socialise

One of the most important health concerns for many women post pregnancy is their mental health, as it can be hard to know how to react to everything that has happened, as well as transition into your new role as mother. Socialising will help prevent you from becoming isolated and depressed, and can make a huge difference to your overall mental health, allowing you to remain positive and enjoy these precious early days and weeks of your newborn’s life.

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Finding Help Through Your Pregnancy

Being pregnant can be an exciting and wonderful time of your life, but without support it can also be a very stressful and scary time too. The following looks at some of the ways you can find support during this important time in your life.

Family

If you are lucky enough to have a supportive family, this can make your pregnancy significantly easier, as there will be a lot you will need help with over the nine months of pregnancy. If it was an unplanned pregnancy, it may take a little while for your family to get on board, but be patient with them and you’ll probably find everyone will get pretty excited about the coming baby and want to be able to help. Don’t forget that your mum has obviously been through this at least once herself and knows exactly what you are going through, so be sure to ask a lot of questions. Having a supportive family throughout your pregnancy can make it a truly bonding experience for all of you.

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Mapping the Stages of Pregnancy

The stages of pregnancy have long been studied in terms of the development of the baby, but it is also important to know and understand your pregnancy from the point of view of the side effects on your body. The following maps the stages of pregnancy in terms of what you can expect from your body during each stage of the process.

First trimester

The first trimester of your pregnancy is the first 12 weeks, and it is a time that will see a lot of changes begin to take place, with one of the first things being that your period will stop. Your body will also start its early preparations for the coming baby, and you are sure to notice things happening that may seem out of the ordinary. It is common to experience tiredness, nausea, cravings, mood swings, constipation, heartburn, tender swollen breasts, headaches and vomiting. Side effects like these are totally normal; remember that your body is just doing what it needs to do, so just try to be patient with it, and be sure to have regular check-ups to ensure both you and the baby are doing well.

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Nursery Decor

Nursery Decor

Decorating a baby’s room is about ensuring the comfort of parents and the child. The décor style starts with the basics like the paint on the walls and also turns to other elements like bedding, wall art and toys. The key to designing and decorating a nursery is ensuring that that family is happy with the final product.

Wall Colors

The first part of decorating a baby’s nursery is selecting a wall color that puts the baby and parents at ease. The room is a place for the baby to rest and feel safe, so it needs to have colors on the wall that help encourage the feeling.

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Top 10 Tips For Breastfeeding

Top 10 Tips For Breastfeeding


Breastfeeding a baby can be a rewarding experience, and one that gives your child the absolute best start in life. By following these top 10 tips for breastfeeding, you can ensure a healthy start that will give your child a lifetime of benefits.

1. Before you have your baby, learn about breastfeeding positions, proper latching, and what to expect. The confidence you’ll gain from your early preparation will make everything go smoother once your baby is born.

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Sleepy Wrap Baby Carrier, also known as the Boba Baby Wrap

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Looking for a cool gift?
The Sleepy Wrap is the perfect for any Mum.
Light, easy to use, the ultimate comfort for baby.
The Sleepy Wrap, also known as the Boba Baby Wrap, is the ideal carrier for babies from birth until around 18 months, free of buckles, straps or snaps! Simply tie the material snug against your body and achieve a perfect fit every time – perfect for beginners and advance babywearers alike.

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How to Keep Your Baby Healthy

How to Keep Your Baby Healthy

Having a healthy baby is the most wonderful gift any parent can wish for, and keeping baby healthy, especially in those newborn days, is a source of worry for new mums and dads. Those first few weeks, before you begin to understand the non-verbal cues your baby gives you, can be fraught with frustration as you wonder what crying might indicate, or if he or she is sleeping too much or not enough. Is she simply wet, hungry, in need of a nap? Could it be something more dire? Luckily, you don’t need to take nursing courses in order to know when to react and what to do.

It’s difficult to know, as a brand-new parent, when to call the doctor. The general rule to follow is if baby is running a fever, crying inconsolably, listless, or anytime you sense something is even a bit “off”, check with your pediatrician. Your physician won’t mind and is probably used to new parent woes. Keeping baby healthy begins with a good doctor/patient relationship.

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Win an Itzbeen Baby Care Timer

Win an Itzbeen Baby Care Timer

We’re giving away an Itzbeen Baby Care Timer! This handy gadget helps new parents and carers keep track of baby care details such as feeding, changing, sleep and more. Entries close on 31/10/11.

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New – Hands Free Pumping Bustier

New   Hands Free Pumping Bustier

If you use an electric breast pump regularly, you’ll love the new Simple Wishes Hands Free Pumping Bustier! It allows you  to pump hands free, so you can do other things when you’re pumping.

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