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sttb1997 Reusable Nappies in General: ... I had my first son I really wanted to use reusable nappies but didn t have the guts. Why? Because when you think of reusable nappies what comes to mind - terry towelling squares, nappy pins, plastic knickers, soaking.....I gave up before I really looked into it. When I was pregnant with my second son I decided to really investigate the subject and was pleasantly surprised. Things have moved on a lot from the...
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Parenting Issues - Baby Monitors in General Baby Monitors in General
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Pre-school in general Pre-school in general
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Parenting Issues - Baby Stages in general Baby Stages in general
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Coming Home Clothing for You Coming Home Clothing for You
Parenting Issues / It is recommended that you only take loose fitting clothing
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Parenting Issues - Coping with Colic Babies Coping with Colic Babies
Parenting Issues / Colic is uncontrollable crying in a baby and is very exhausting for not only baby, but for parents and caregivers.
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Changing Tables in General Changing Tables in General
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Parenting Issues - Fostering Fostering
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Boarding Schools Boarding Schools
Parenting Issues / What are your views about sending your children at whatever age, to boarding school? They often say that these schools either 'make you or break you'. Did you go or have you sent your child there?
overall rating  9 reviews 		 
 
Parenting Issues - Bed Wetting Bed Wetting
Parenting Issues / Bedwetting is a common problem for many children and adolescents. Common treatments can include behavioral modifications, bedwetting alarms and medications.
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Aquanatal Classes Aquanatal Classes
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emuk00 Breastfeeding in General
... really wanted to give my baby the best start in life so , I knew when I was pregnant I wanted to breastfeed. I knew the benefits of breastfeeding, the fact it didn t cost anything to breastfeed and no faffing about with bottles and sterilisers.....but it ended there. After a heavy blood loss, (and something I didn t know then but know now) I didn t realise it could affect me and breastfeeding, but we gave it a good try. After giving birth my daughter latched on straight away, I thought fantastic, we have nailed it , but throughout the night I couldn t get out of the bed to lift her out of her cot, and didn t buzz for the midwives, thats where I went wrong. By the mor...
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bod1 Post-Natal Depression
... 7 months of being in denial after the birth of my daughter, i finally went to see the doctor who diagnosed me as having post natal depression. I probably like many other people did nt really believe in depression as an illness and just thought that it was people feeling sorry for themselves and that they ought to pull themselves together and get on with it. How wrong was I? Prior to my daughter I had always been a very positive person and liked to have a laugh and try to look on the bright side of things even when they were going wrong. After she was born I put my irritability, tiredness and lack of enthusiasm down to having next to no sleep and a whole new littl...
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masterchef98 Computershare Voucher Services
... voucher scheme enables parents who work for certain companies to purchase childcare vouchers from their wages before paying tax. This is up to a value of £243 per month per parent so there is the potential to save around £100 a month. I have very limited experience with these vouchers. I subscribed to them and received two payments and made one payment by e-voucher with no problems but then realised that I d be better off without the vouchers due to the extra child tax credits I d get. I contacted the voucher company to let them know I no longer wanted the vouchers and they were stopped with no problem. I then went onto the site to use the other voucher that rem...
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