Bits and Boobs

About a quarter of women will experience itching in pregnancy. There are ways to help ease itchy skin during pregnancy. Read on to find out how.

Constipation in pregnancy is a very common and uncomfortable symptom that can affect women throughout their pregnancies. It can bring other undesirable symptoms such as abdominal pain, backache, bloating, piles, general tiredness and even headaches.

Did you know that after you have had an operation regularly massaging the scar tissue can be beneficial to help improve the healing process? Read more here.

Are you pregnant and without a supportive partner? Going it alone can feel like many things, from scary to exciting. You can learn about the different support options available to you in this blog. 

Have you toyed with the idea of using cloth nappies? Not only are they gorge! but they will actually help leave a healthier planet for your little ones when they grow. Read all the answers to your poo-based questions and doubts in this blog.

What if we told you that you could keep your baby warm, safe and happy, all whilst staying hands-free throughout your day to do what you please? Well, baby-wearing does just that, plus so much more.

Ahhhh... baby’s sleep! The subject of much debate, tears (theirs and yours!) and wine-cravings (yours not theirs!). Read about what is normal, why it can be so hard and how to help you all from going insane.

June is World Infertility Awareness Month, a campaign to bring awareness of infertility issues to people across the globe.

Whether breastfeeding or bottle feeding, looking for early feeding cues can lead to happier babies and easier feeding times. Feeding on a schedule can leave babies unhappy, hungry and in pain, whereas feeding babies when they’re hungry leads to happier babies and, if breastfeeding, a better milk supply. Feeding little and often is what their tiny tummies expect, especially in the early days. Paced bottle feeding can help to stop babies from over-feeding and reduce tummy aches and sickness.