babycentre.co.uk Reviews

When I fell pregnant with my first son I was scared, worried and felt very alone. I was the first of my friends to have a baby, and nobody had asnwers to the questions I had. So I started to search the internet to find somewhere I could find the answers I needed. I stumbled across several baby websites, but one particularly caught my ...  Read the complete review

Babycentre is a very trustworthy and sensible website with lots of interesting articles on pregnancy, birth and child care and development. I first signed up when I was pregnant and began receiving weekly emails with an update of the textbook development of my pregnancy and these continued until my baby was a year old, I think they've ...  Read the complete review

Being pregnant with my first baby but a grown up, educated, married woman I thought that I knew enough about pregnancy to get through it. It is very humbling to realise that you really know very little about the ins and outs of pregnancy - for example the fact that morning sickness is a euphamism for throwing your guts up (sometimes 15 ...  Read the complete review

Babycentre is a website designed to help trying, expectant, new or not so new parents with the everyday trials of getting pregnant, being pregnant, having a baby and having a happy healthy family. It has a great resource and offers expert advice from Doctors, Midwives and other parents. The information on there is useful and varied. ...  Read the complete review

When my friend was pregnant she told be about babycentre.co.uk and how good it was. I first started using it when I was trying for my first baby. It is a very useful site taking you from preconception through to the toddler years and beyond. There are useful tools, such as an ovulation calculator (if you want and try and hit ...  Read the complete review

This site covers all aspects of parenting, from pre-conception to the pregnancy itself, the weeks, months and years after the birth and other family related issues including step-parenting and sadly, miscarriage and infant loss. I started using this site in 2005 whilst expecting a 2006 baby. I joined a birthboard for the month and year ...  Read the complete review

A friend recommended this site when I was first pregnant and I've used it on an almost weekly basis ever since. It contains useful articles about all sorts of pregnancy and new mum issues. You can also personalise it so that you get a weekly update on where you are with your pregnancy, what is happening to you and how the baby is ...  Read the complete review

My partner and I have decided that we may start a family soon, probably after Christmas. Not being the most health conscious of people I thought that I should get some advice about diets for mothers and fathers to be. It was while randomly Googling words connected with trying to conceive I found the babycentre. I looked at the diet of a ...  Read the complete review

It's a shame after reading so much about this site it did not live up to my expectations. I noted hostility, agression and terrible moderation on many of the boards. I visited the starting solids board and was shocked and horrified regarding the advice given. One moderator suggested it was ok to feed solids to a ten week old baby despite this ...  Read the complete review

One of the first things I did after finding out I was pregnant was to search the Internet for relevant sites. I'm an information fiend. I wanted to know anything and everything that the next 9 months was going to bring. Unfortunately, that's where most of the baby sites I found stop... but not Babycentre. From day one the ...  Read the complete review

It was by accident that I came across the babycentre website! I clicked on something on the screen and up came the babycentre. At the time I was trying for a baby and had a wee look about the site! I came across lots of information to do with trying to conceive, pregnancy and after the birth. It also has message boards where you can ...  Read the complete review

I have been visiting this website since I was about 3 months pregnant. I registered and received weekly emails relevant to my stage of pregancy. My daughter is now four months old and I still receive informative weekly emails specific to her age, regarding her progress and how I can help my baby be happy and content. The bulletin boards covered ...  Read the complete review

I've just visited www.babycentre.co.uk After the recommendations of it on DooYoo, well, I think it's a really good site. I subscribed to the weekly pregnancy progress newsletter, so I'm looking forward to reading that! Lots of interesting stuff as well, but the only thing I don't like is the on- line shop. I was ...  Read the complete review

I visited this website after reading about it in a pregancy magazine.I thought that it was well set out and quite eye catching with a good home page. The information that you can seek is in easy reach as I found out as Im looking for as much information on potty training my 2.5 daughter.It has an expert panel which I put to the test and got a ...  Read the complete review

Treat yourself to BabyCentre.co.uk! If you're intending to conceive start here with 'getting pregnant'. This site starts before conception! Calculate your real due date with the babycentre calculator and sign up for free email newsletters to give you a blow by blow (week by week) account of pregnancy. The information ...  Read the complete review

Having become pregnant with my first child last year, I was a little lost and confused and so turned to the internet for help and advice. What I found was Babycentre, a brilliant website, not only for expectant mums (and dads!), but for babies and toddlers. It had all sorts of articles on any particular subject you could possibly wonder ...  Read the complete review

I've been visiting the babycentre site since I was about 20 weeks pregnant and out of all the sites I've been to I find myself going back to this one most often. It gives you information week by week which automatically changes once you have registered and you can have this information emailed to you if you wish. I ...  Read the complete review

I foudn this site as its parent site babycentre/er.com is in the states and they informed me when the uk site became available. The best thing I find about the site is the personal page as a member tailored to the information relevant to your child. This was fantastic when I was pregnant as every Friday at work I used to get an email into ...  Read the complete review

I actually only found this site by doing a search for baby sites and I'm pretty impressed. It is jam packed with tips and advice from pre-pregnancy to toddlerhood and one of it's advantages is that by putting in your childs details they will send you an email relating to your childs development and issues realating to that age. My daughter ...  Read the complete review