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: Preparing for and raising a child is a big task that keeps mums and dads very busy! Understanding how precious your time is with your little one we've built the BabyLove Baby Centre as a handy central resource for any questions you might have regarding your pregnancy, delivery and the development of your little one. Browse the topics on the left, or read over some of our most popular articles below. Be sure to come back regularly for more great articles.

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Understand your baby All parents have ideals about what life will be like after their baby arrives. In reality, every baby is perfect in some ways and challenging in others. We personally had the "rarely gassy, but addicted to a pacifier" baby and the "very smiley, but with chronic acid reflux" baby. It sounds like you may have the "very patient, but nocturnal" baby.Read more »
Baby’s Body After giving birth, you may discover some strange things about your postpartum body that no one warned you about. "Why didn't anyone tell me I'd leak urine?" you may wonder. Or, "How come no one mentioned my feet would look like boats?"Read more »
Baby’s Fun New motherhood is incredibly joyful, but face it: It can sometimes be downright boring for both of you. So check out these activities and let the good times begin.Read more »
Baby’s Health Use the right thermometer. Babies younger than 6 months should have their temperatures taken with a rectal thermometer. Because their ear canals are so small, you can't get an accurate reading with an ear thermometer.her skin sore and lead to nappy rash. Change her nappy before or after every feed (except at night, when it may wake her up), and when she has had a poo (bowel movement). Young babies have a bowel movement several times a day, and urinate every one to three hours. This adds up to eight to 10 nappy changes a day. Wetness doesn't bother most babies so don't expect her to cry every time she needs changing. Using a clean finger, feel for wetness in her nappy every couple of hours.Read more »

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Pregnancy It's commonly understood that stress during pregnancy can affect the newborn's health. The causal link for this understanding has been recently pursued by researchers at Radboud University in Nijmegen, the Netherlands. There they tracked the intestinal flora development of 56 vaginally born babies from healthy Dutch women.Read more »
My First Kick Wondering what your baby’s first noticeable movement in utero is going to feel like, and when you might expect it?Read more »
My First Ultrasound You'll be hopping and skipping to this doctor's appointment -- most women agree that an ultrasound is the one prenatal test they enjoy. An ultrasound is a painless diagnostic test that relies on sound waves, and most women will have at least one during pregnancy. Your first ultrasound will typically be done between 18 and 20 weeks, but you may have one before 12 weeks to confirm your due date.Read more »
Morning Sickness "Morning sickness" is a misnomer. (In fact, the technical medical term is "nausea and vomiting of pregnancy.") For some pregnant women, the symptoms are worse in the morning and ease up over the course of the day, but they can strike at any time and, for most women, last all day long. The intensity of symptoms can vary from woman to woman, too.Read more »