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14 Dec

GREAT NEWS FOR PARENTS: Air passenger duty abolished for children under 12

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GREAT NEWS FOR PARENTS: Air passenger duty abolished for children under 12   Air passenger duty (APD) for children under the age of 12 on economy travel will be abolished from May 2015 according to George Osborne’s Autumn Statement.

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Most children with a fever will recover without any serious illness, but the advice on how to manage them at home can range from the unhelpfully vague to terrifying stories. To be frank, when your child is miserable and roasting hot, the last thing you want to do is sift through old wives tales to find some sound medical advice.
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My Pregnancy Story – It will all be OK!   Pregnancy is terrifying, at least mine was. We’re presented with this beautiful picture of pregnancy that involves a bump that resembles a football stuffed up your stretchy jumper, glowing skin, silky hair and an aura of excitement excreting from every orifice.
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5 peculiar tips to get your child to sleep that really do work. If you are like the majority of parents, you have probably followed everything that the books suggest. You have a routine: bath time at 6, pyjamas at 6.30, story time at 7, followed by cuddles… but NO sleep!
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Society is always quick to talk about motherhood and ‘yummy mummies’ but it’s important not to neglect the Daddies too. For those babies who are lucky enough to have their daddies around, here are some ways you can include daddy in your day to day routine.

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11 Dec

Importance of playtime with your new baby

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Importance of playtime with your new baby   Your baby is born with half a brain. It’s not a defect, in fact it’s his greatest possession! Everything that happens in their 1st few years, every hug, every smile, every interaction is building and shaping the adult they will become.

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has my child got a fever
Most children with a fever will recover without any serious illness, but the advice on how to manage them at home can range from the unhelpfully vague to terrifying stories. To be frank, when your child is miserable and roasting hot, the last thing you want to do is sift through old wives tales to find some sound medical advice.
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My Pregnancy Story – It will all be OK!   Pregnancy is terrifying, at least mine was. We’re presented with this beautiful picture of pregnancy that involves a bump that resembles a football stuffed up your stretchy jumper, glowing skin, silky hair and an aura of excitement excreting from every orifice.
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5 peculiar tips to get your child to sleep that really do work. If you are like the majority of parents, you have probably followed everything that the books suggest. You have a routine: bath time at 6, pyjamas at 6.30, story time at 7, followed by cuddles… but NO sleep!
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Society is always quick to talk about motherhood and ‘yummy mummies’ but it’s important not to neglect the Daddies too. For those babies who are lucky enough to have their daddies around, here are some ways you can include daddy in your day to day routine.

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08 Dec

Taking That First Trip Out With Your Newborn Baby

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Taking That First Trip Out With Your Newborn Baby   Taking that first trip out with your baby can seem like a daunting task, but there are several ways you can make it easier.

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has my child got a fever
Most children with a fever will recover without any serious illness, but the advice on how to manage them at home can range from the unhelpfully vague to terrifying stories. To be frank, when your child is miserable and roasting hot, the last thing you want to do is sift through old wives tales to find some sound medical advice.
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My Pregnancy Story – It will all be OK!   Pregnancy is terrifying, at least mine was. We’re presented with this beautiful picture of pregnancy that involves a bump that resembles a football stuffed up your stretchy jumper, glowing skin, silky hair and an aura of excitement excreting from every orifice.
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5 peculiar tips to get your child to sleep that really do work. If you are like the majority of parents, you have probably followed everything that the books suggest. You have a routine: bath time at 6, pyjamas at 6.30, story time at 7, followed by cuddles… but NO sleep!
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Society is always quick to talk about motherhood and ‘yummy mummies’ but it’s important not to neglect the Daddies too. For those babies who are lucky enough to have their daddies around, here are some ways you can include daddy in your day to day routine.

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07 Dec

Top 5 Tips For New Mums To Avoid Anxiety

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Top 5 Tips For New Mums To Avoid Anxiety   Becoming a mum is one of the most wonderful transitions a woman can go through – but it can also be a little overwhelming.

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Most children with a fever will recover without any serious illness, but the advice on how to manage them at home can range from the unhelpfully vague to terrifying stories. To be frank, when your child is miserable and roasting hot, the last thing you want to do is sift through old wives tales to find some sound medical advice.
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My Pregnancy Story – It will all be OK!   Pregnancy is terrifying, at least mine was. We’re presented with this beautiful picture of pregnancy that involves a bump that resembles a football stuffed up your stretchy jumper, glowing skin, silky hair and an aura of excitement excreting from every orifice.
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5 peculiar tips to get your child to sleep that really do work. If you are like the majority of parents, you have probably followed everything that the books suggest. You have a routine: bath time at 6, pyjamas at 6.30, story time at 7, followed by cuddles… but NO sleep!
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Society is always quick to talk about motherhood and ‘yummy mummies’ but it’s important not to neglect the Daddies too. For those babies who are lucky enough to have their daddies around, here are some ways you can include daddy in your day to day routine.

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03 Dec

Morning Sickness & How to beat it

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How to beat Morning Sickness in Pregnancy   One of the very few downsides of pregnancy is morning sickness. According to the NHS 9 out of 10 pregnant mums will experience morning sickness within the first 12 weeks.

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Most children with a fever will recover without any serious illness, but the advice on how to manage them at home can range from the unhelpfully vague to terrifying stories. To be frank, when your child is miserable and roasting hot, the last thing you want to do is sift through old wives tales to find some sound medical advice.
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My Pregnancy Story – It will all be OK!   Pregnancy is terrifying, at least mine was. We’re presented with this beautiful picture of pregnancy that involves a bump that resembles a football stuffed up your stretchy jumper, glowing skin, silky hair and an aura of excitement excreting from every orifice.
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5 peculiar tips to get your child to sleep that really do work. If you are like the majority of parents, you have probably followed everything that the books suggest. You have a routine: bath time at 6, pyjamas at 6.30, story time at 7, followed by cuddles… but NO sleep!
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Society is always quick to talk about motherhood and ‘yummy mummies’ but it’s important not to neglect the Daddies too. For those babies who are lucky enough to have their daddies around, here are some ways you can include daddy in your day to day routine.

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26 Nov

5 Things to do in Your Last Weeks of Pregnancy

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5 Things to do in Your Last Weeks of Pregnancy   Assuming you are already a member of Sassy Bloom of course! Finally! Your due date is approaching and you’re full to the brim with excitement at meeting your new baby, and some trepidation about what to do when they actually get here!

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has my child got a fever
Most children with a fever will recover without any serious illness, but the advice on how to manage them at home can range from the unhelpfully vague to terrifying stories. To be frank, when your child is miserable and roasting hot, the last thing you want to do is sift through old wives tales to find some sound medical advice.
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My Pregnancy Story – It will all be OK!   Pregnancy is terrifying, at least mine was. We’re presented with this beautiful picture of pregnancy that involves a bump that resembles a football stuffed up your stretchy jumper, glowing skin, silky hair and an aura of excitement excreting from every orifice.
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5 peculiar tips to get your child to sleep that really do work. If you are like the majority of parents, you have probably followed everything that the books suggest. You have a routine: bath time at 6, pyjamas at 6.30, story time at 7, followed by cuddles… but NO sleep!
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Society is always quick to talk about motherhood and ‘yummy mummies’ but it’s important not to neglect the Daddies too. For those babies who are lucky enough to have their daddies around, here are some ways you can include daddy in your day to day routine.

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24 Nov

How to Prepare for Your First Night at Home as Parents

How to prepare for your first night at homeAdvice & Tips
Understandably, that first night at home as parents can be exciting, overwhelming and even a little daunting. You are filled with questions about what to expect and how to cope with the events that are about to occur.

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Most children with a fever will recover without any serious illness, but the advice on how to manage them at home can range from the unhelpfully vague to terrifying stories. To be frank, when your child is miserable and roasting hot, the last thing you want to do is sift through old wives tales to find some sound medical advice.
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My Pregnancy Story – It will all be OK!   Pregnancy is terrifying, at least mine was. We’re presented with this beautiful picture of pregnancy that involves a bump that resembles a football stuffed up your stretchy jumper, glowing skin, silky hair and an aura of excitement excreting from every orifice.
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5 peculiar tips to get your child to sleep that really do work. If you are like the majority of parents, you have probably followed everything that the books suggest. You have a routine: bath time at 6, pyjamas at 6.30, story time at 7, followed by cuddles… but NO sleep!
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Society is always quick to talk about motherhood and ‘yummy mummies’ but it’s important not to neglect the Daddies too. For those babies who are lucky enough to have their daddies around, here are some ways you can include daddy in your day to day routine.

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08 Nov

Tips to get your post pregnancy belly back into shape

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Tips on how to get your post pregnancy belly back into shape How’s your post pregnancy body looking? Chances are, naturally it’s not what it was pre-pregnancy. My kingdom for a tighter tummy!

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Most children with a fever will recover without any serious illness, but the advice on how to manage them at home can range from the unhelpfully vague to terrifying stories. To be frank, when your child is miserable and roasting hot, the last thing you want to do is sift through old wives tales to find some sound medical advice.
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My Pregnancy Story – It will all be OK!   Pregnancy is terrifying, at least mine was. We’re presented with this beautiful picture of pregnancy that involves a bump that resembles a football stuffed up your stretchy jumper, glowing skin, silky hair and an aura of excitement excreting from every orifice.
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5 peculiar tips to get your child to sleep that really do work. If you are like the majority of parents, you have probably followed everything that the books suggest. You have a routine: bath time at 6, pyjamas at 6.30, story time at 7, followed by cuddles… but NO sleep!
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Society is always quick to talk about motherhood and ‘yummy mummies’ but it’s important not to neglect the Daddies too. For those babies who are lucky enough to have their daddies around, here are some ways you can include daddy in your day to day routine.

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06 Nov

Contractions during the third trimester and what they mean

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Contractions during the third trimester and what they mean   General contractions mighty imply that your uterine muscle is tightening or that you are in the process of childbirth. It might be tricky to differentiate between Braxton Hicks contractions and genuine contractions.

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has my child got a fever
Most children with a fever will recover without any serious illness, but the advice on how to manage them at home can range from the unhelpfully vague to terrifying stories. To be frank, when your child is miserable and roasting hot, the last thing you want to do is sift through old wives tales to find some sound medical advice.
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My Pregnancy Story – It will all be OK!   Pregnancy is terrifying, at least mine was. We’re presented with this beautiful picture of pregnancy that involves a bump that resembles a football stuffed up your stretchy jumper, glowing skin, silky hair and an aura of excitement excreting from every orifice.
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5 peculiar tips to get your child to sleep that really do work. If you are like the majority of parents, you have probably followed everything that the books suggest. You have a routine: bath time at 6, pyjamas at 6.30, story time at 7, followed by cuddles… but NO sleep!
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Society is always quick to talk about motherhood and ‘yummy mummies’ but it’s important not to neglect the Daddies too. For those babies who are lucky enough to have their daddies around, here are some ways you can include daddy in your day to day routine.