Baby & Toddlers

Why New Mums Prefer Contacts

Why New Mums Prefer Contacts

May 19, 2013
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New mums have plenty of adjustments to make, and for the most part it’s easy to prepare for the major ones. Basically, the idea is simple: life will revolve around a new child for quite some time, and mums and dads have to adjust accordingly! However, there are some smaller adjustments that are difficult to see coming even in all of the extensive preparation of getting ready for a new child. Read More »
What to do when you are weaning a baby

What to do when you are weaning a baby

Jan 30, 2013
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Weaning (also referred to as complementary feeding) is the process of introducing babies to solid foods. What, and how, you feed your child is crucial to their development and health including developing speech and social skills. However, with so much conflicting information out there it can seem like an incredibly daunting process, instead of the exciting new stage of your baby growing up! Read More »
Cord Blood Collection – a frozen asset for your baby and your family

Cord Blood Collection – a frozen asset for your baby and your family

As parents we have many decisions to make as our children grow, but one of the most important needs to be made before they are even born. It’s the decision as to whether to collect your baby’s stem cells from their umbilical cord or allow them to be thrown away. The latter is unfortunately common practice here in the U.K. Read More »
Nanny recruitment: a nightmare?

Nanny recruitment: a nightmare?

Jan 18, 2013
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How to avoid the high cost, and the first meeting disappointment… Read More »
The Prenatal Classroom

The Prenatal Classroom

Jan 6, 2013
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Most expectant mums have a multitude of questions as they prepare for their new arrival. Who better to ask for advice and support than a fully qualified and experienced doctor, who is also a mum, and who above all has the time to listen to your concerns and worries? Read More »
First Aid training – Why knowing what to do saves lives

First Aid training – Why knowing what to do saves lives

Here is a great article by our guest blogger and first aid trainer Emma Hammett on the importance of first aid. Read More »
‘Send Prime Minister David Cameron and Simon Cowell on LONG and DANGEROUS space voyage’ say GB kids

‘Send Prime Minister David Cameron and Simon Cowell on LONG and DANGEROUS space voyage’ say GB kids

Dec 23, 2012
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Kids are so spontaneous, aren’t they? Well, they usually speak common sense. Or don’t they? Fun new research from toy company, MGA Entertainment, has revealed that from our list almost a quarter of British children (24%) would most like to send the Prime Minister David Cameron off on a long and dangerous space voyage, closely followed by Simon Cowell (23%). Read More »
Christmas Gift Guide 2012: Gifts for Babies & toddlers

Christmas Gift Guide 2012: Gifts for Babies & toddlers

Nov 30, 2012
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Here is London Mums’ selection of cute pressies for babies and toddlers that mums will love! Read More »
THE 3 OF US

THE 3 OF US

New service for families: Babies are wonderful but they can put pressure on even the strongest relationships. Stress at home can also be harmful for your baby, so a session from THE 3 OF US – a new service from relationship experts – is the best thing you can do for your baby and yourselves. Read More »
Becoming bilingual: great starter books

Becoming bilingual: great starter books

Nov 17, 2012
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Icklelingo has created a series of books that are ideal starter kits for all those kids who live in multilingual environments as well as the bilingual ones. Read More »
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