Bits and Boobs

When the baby teeth erupt this can cause discomfort as the teeth push through the gum. The sequence of baby tooth eruption typically follows a pattern with lower central incisors erupting first, followed by upper central incisors, lateral incisors, first molars, canines, and finally second molars.

The recent rise in measles cases may have you concerned and this is understandable; measles is a highly infectious disease that must be notified to your GP. We've created a simple guide with everything you need to know about measles, including how to recognise it, what to do if you suspect you or your child might have measles, and how protect yourself & your family.

The Midwives at My Expert Midwife have put together our Top Tips for preparing for a December baby, but our main message to all you ‘December daters’ is to keep calm and carry on! It’s just another day and another month, and what better time to have a new baby than when many towns, cities, wards, and windows are already celebrating and decorated?

Congratulations, you’re a dad to be! Do you know what to expect when your partner is expecting?

There are several signs and symptoms that indicate ovulation is happening. Learn here more about the symptoms of ovulation to look out for.

This article will tell you information on calcium during pregnancy and how much you need to take.

Discover easy-to-understand tips so you can improve your fertility and increase your chances of getting pregnant.

Using ovulation test strips can help to improve your chances of becoming pregnant by informing you of when you are most fertile.

This article will give you information on why iron supplementation in pregnancy is so important.

We've listed the top questions around pregnancy asked by expecting parents. Find out how our midwives have answered them.

This guide will tell you everything you need to know about antenatal care, including what to expect from your ANC appointments.

Explore our list of the top private fertility clinics and reproductive specialists in the UK.