New parents
New parents understandably have a lot of mixed feelings and questions. Here we’ve gathered articles with advice, tips and inspiration for new parents.
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Breastfeeding in public: 5 tips to avoid the stress
You’re a new mum, you’re breastfeeding, but the thought of breastfeeding in public scares you. Don’t worry! Here are some tips to make your breastfeeding in public experience a bit easier...
Helpful tips to boost your breastfeeding confidence -
7 breastfeeding tips for new mums
Breastfeeding is a skill that you and your new baby need to learn together. Here are our top breastfeeding tips, so that you and your baby get off to the best possible start.
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Breastfeeding – and not giving a damn
Ruth has done a complete 180-degree turn on her breastfeeding opinions: starting out as a bit of a twit and ending up (hopefully) with a well-rounded view of what REALLY is the best way to feed a baby.
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9 causes of breastfeeding pain & self-help tips
Breast engorgement, sore nipples and babies who refuse to feed. Read about some of the most common causes of breastfeeding pain and what you can do about them.
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15 things that prove parents have superpowers
You learn the subtleties of a foreign language called ‘crying’ in record time. All by yourself. With no help from tutors or dictionaries.
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Skin problems after pregnancy: food tips
Skin problems may be a bother for new mums. Here’s a list of healthy foods that can help you to get your glow back.
Nutritious food for your post-pregnancy skin -
8 reasons you’re a great mum
Stop doubting your parenting abilities and read on. Here are 8 reasons you’re a great mum, and if you can answer “yes” to each one, you’re doing an awesome job.
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Postpartum depression is a sneaky customer
Read Cat's honest story about the difficulties of acknowledging postpartum depression and how she took control of her mental health.
I thought the darkness was normal