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I don't bother anymore (I did with my first two children, but not with DD). I sterilized bottles and dummies before first use, then washed them in warm soapy water thereafter. I did some ...

We had an odd shaped sac (looked like a wizard's hat) and a sub chorionic haematoma. My little boy was fine. Hope everything goes well with your baby.

That is just the sweetest thing - what a treasure!

I have grappled with the same questions. Do you have an oversupply of milk, or a very fast letdown by any chance?

She sounds so completely clueless that I'm surprised your husband survived childhood. You, on the other hand, sound like you're doing a great job. Get some booklets about breastfeeding ...

Really love it. I know one young Orlando.

I just use water in the bath - their skin is so naturally soft and perfect that it's all you need. No need for shampoo either. For nappy rash if needed, organic coconut oil (from a health ...

I had them from about 18 weeks for number three. I won't miss them once the baby is born. I know they are meant to "prepare your body for birth" but I think my uterus is prepared f...

I'd take your baby and leave him to his hangover (hopefully a good one) go and spend some time with my family or friends if I were you. I'm guessing there was a party last night? If ha...

Sounds like it. Google image search at your peril.

A Snuza Hero...could save my baby's life.

Gypsycav wrote: Im looking at buying this monitor called snuza CHECK IT OUT everyone if your intrested its a SIDS recomended monitor that angel care is very unreliable.! A Snuza Hero is what I hav...

Spare a thought for us old timers who have already passed 40!

I'm going to use Light n Easy. I won't have a lot of energy to devote to making healthy meals, and thought it would be a great time to have a break from cooking. I'll just add in e...

I think it just means that they'll put her on a drip with antibiotics during the delivery, but other members will know more about this.

I was very happy with what I got through the SA public system. The only things I had to pay for were scans, and got some cash back through Medicare. Everything else, including antenatal appointme...

I had mine out in the chair with "twilight sedation". You're not totally out, but everything is fuzzy and afterwards you don't remember. I have a vague, dreamlike recollection...

I've had both - one natural birth, one c-section as my son was breech. I actually loved my c-section much more...found it relaxed and joyful and a wonderful experience. Not that vaginal birt...

Vegemite with lots of butter. Oh and peanut butter & honey - great combo my DH introduced me too.