This is a common question for people considering having a baby, but really the answer is always going to be yes. The simple reason being that once you have a child, your life changes for the better and you have to rearrange your priorities. The child becomes the most important thing in your life, not the latest gadget or DVD.... More..
When I became pregnant with my first baby (now pregnant with second) I had an inkling that I wanted to use cloth nappies, the main reasons being that they were better for the environment, kinder to baby's bums, and cheaper in the long run. So I decided to do a little bit of research on the internet to find out what was availa... More..
Babies grow and develop at different rates' this is proven a fact. Here's why:My baby and a friend's baby were born within a week of each other (both girls), and the differences between them are amazing, I can't help comparing them even when I know I shouldn't. Their development both physical and mental has been so vastly dif... More..
Staying at home to be with your children is a major sacrifice, but one I have done without any regrets.Before I had my first child, my life with my husband was carefree and we could basically please ourselves every day (apart from having to get up and go to work of course!). Money was in abundance because we had two salaries ... More..
When I became pregnant for the first time I wasn't sure whether to go for breast or bottle. I didn't know whether I would like the feeling of feeding my child; I had also married into a complete bottle feeding family who knew nothing about breastfeeding, and they were very concerned about my husband and whether he would be ab... More..
I have been a fulltime housewife and mother for nearly two years now. It was a decision my husband and I made together once we discovered I was pregnant with our daughter. We both knew it would be a struggle financially due to going down to one income but this was a sacrifice we were prepared to make for the sake of our daugh... More..
Sorry this is really long, but I think people need to know.When I was about 30 weeks pregnant I started to itch all over my body. I didn't think anything of it; I just thought it was one of the many side effects of being pregnant. Gradually the itch got worse and I would spend hours scratching the same place over and over aga... More..
I think my birth story is quite positive, especially since it was my first pregnancy.After having what many would call a relatively easy pregnancy, i.e. no morning sickness or piling on 4 stone in weight, I finally & surprisingly gave birth to my baby girl at 38 weeks.Throughout my pregnancy I had carried very neatly, which m... More..
We recently went on a four hour flight with our 17 month old daughter, and although she really was an angel, it was still a stressful experience for me as a pregnant mother!So here are my suggestions to make the experience less stressful.First of all when you are packing your hand luggage, make sure you have more than enough ... More..
I think being a Stay at Home Mum is becoming a thing of the past which is a real shame. I knew even before I met my husband that if I ever had children I would do everything I could to be at home with them, just as my Mum did for us she was always there in a morning to see us off to school, and she was always there at night w... More..
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