News Archive
June 2007
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30/06/07 It's a girl for Jordan Glamour model Jordan has given birth to her first daughter..read full story
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28/06/07 Toddler naps could damage mental agility Encouraging a toddler to have an afternoon nap could lead to sleep problems and impair mental development...read full story
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26/06/07 HR staff tell true extent of pregnancy discrimination Pregnant women continue to be bullied at work according to a survey of 600 human resources employees...read full story
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22/06/07 Dummies can reduce cot death risk Giving a dummy to babies when they go to bed could reduce the risk of cot death by half...read full story
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20/06/07 High levels of chemicals in babies of smokers Children whose parents smoke have high levels of toxic chemicals in their bodies, a new study has warned....read full story
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18/06/07 Pureed food could be harmful to babies Parents who feed their babies pureed food could be damaging their chewing skills...read full story
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15/06/07 Men suffer phantom pregnancies Dads-to-be can suffer from pregnancy symptoms, including morning sickness, cramps, back pain and swollen stomachs...read full story
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13/06/07 Crisis as midwives face 'intolerable' pressure Midwives are delivering almost 25 per cent more babies than is appropriate, according to experts...read full story
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11/06/07 A quarter of toddlers are overweight Nearly a quarter of all children under the age of three are either overweight or obese...read full story
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08/06/07 Britain hits new baby boom Britain is in the midst of a baby boom with official birth rates at a 26-year high...read full story
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06/06/07 Huge increase in IVF for over 40s The number of women in their forties who are having IVF has increased tenfold over the last 15 years...read full story
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04/06/07 How daily baths could harm your baby Parents are subjecting their babies to potential skin problems including eczema, according to health experts...read full story
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01/06/07 Computer could reduce caesarean rate A new computer program could help reduce the number of caesarean sections by 4000 a year, say researchers...read full story
