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28 Jan

Do we keep our children too clean?

Toddler playing with mudAdvice & Tips
With the use of all of these antibacterial sprays and wipes.  Do we keep our children too clean? Research is showing that some mothers are keeping their children so clean with constantly using antibacterials on their childs hands and in their home that they may actually be damaging their child’s immune system by overusing these products.

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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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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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27 Jan

Smart Eating During Pregnancy

Guide to a healthy diet during PregnancyAdvice & Tips
We all worry about our baby whilst we are pregnant. Am I eating the right foods? Are they getting enough nutrients? The main thing you can do is follow a balanced diet. 

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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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26 Jan

Is your child a fussy eater?

Fussy eating can be stage.Advice & Tips
New research reveals that 80% of families suffer at mealtimes with a fussy eater. One thousand parents took part in a survey which had outstanding results. According to the survey, 90% of parents of fussy eaters say their child’s eating behaviour has a negative impact on their life.

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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.
pregnancy
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 Jan

Are we overfeeding our children?

are we overfeeding our children by controlling their portionsAdvice & Tips
Studies have been taken place in the US state that children who have control over their portion sizes from an early age have a lower risk of obesity in later years.

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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.
pregnancy
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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22 Jan

Early Education: Nursery V Childminders

Chilminder V NurseryAdvice & Tips
There are a number of options for early education for your children but the choice between childminder and nursery is a very personal choice and may depend on your circumstances. Some people think that the main reason to send babies/ toddlers to a nursery is to interact with children. 

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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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21 Jan

Are celeb mums putting us mums under pressure?

celeb mums looking perfectAdvice & Tips
We at Sassy Bloom understand that mums want to feel normal after they have their baby.  When home after having a new born, mums (even though it may be a struggle) often find themselves putting on make up, a decent outfit to entertain all the friends and family who want to come over and see the new arrival. 

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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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17 Jan

Baby Shower Power

Sassy Bloom is the ultimate baby shower giftAdvice & Tips
Baby showers were once something that you saw in an American sitcom or film, but nowadays baby showers are very much becoming the norm. Not only that but the amount of money that people are spending on baby showers is also spiraling. 

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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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16 Jan

Confusion over starting school age

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Under English Law at the moment, all children must be in education from the term after their fifth birthday.  They can of course start earlier These unclear rules have meant that many children born in the summer months are starting school a year too early or missing a year of their education together.

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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.
pregnancy
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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15 Jan

Activities at home

Toddler playing with parentAdvice & Tips
This is something that we have discussed at length here at Sassy Bloom With all of the hand me downs/ as well as the new baby presents plus Birthdays and Christmas – the amount of toys that our babies and toddlers seem to accumulate so quickly and I for one am starting to feel like we have more toys that Toys R Us The result of this that they you can often find they play with nothing or something that isnt a toy.

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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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