One in two first-time Irish mothers has problems controlling their bladder three months after giving birth to a baby, a new study revealed today. The study has shown women have a major problem with incontinence before and after giving birth. Incontinence is an uncontrollable and involuntary loss of bladder control which means sufferers leak urine…
Study finds half of first-time mums have incontinence problems
Slimming world banoffee pie
A real family favourite, this mouth-watering banana-topped pie can be drizzled
m&i loves: Bugaboo Cameleon³
From the city to woods, sand and snow, the versatile Bugaboo Cameleon³ makes it easy to go anywhere you want to go, in style. The original pushchair, the Bugaboo Cameleon³ remains unsurpassed in terms of functionalities, such as its ease of use, versatility and high quality. An iconic yet practical all-in-one pushchair. The Bugaboo Cameleon³…
4 easy science experiments you can do with your kids
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This is what real women look like after pregnancy
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Is it safe to dye your hair during pregnancy?
Is it safe to dye your hair during pregnancy? Yesterday the media was rocked to its roots (excuse the pun) because Kate Middleton stepped out with grey hair. But lets be honest… the tiniest, almost invisible few strands of grey hair, tucked away behind a pretty twist in her hair. However, Kate didn’t dye her…
Less than half of Irish parents read to their children
Less than half of Irish parents read to their children Less than half of Irish parents read to their children most nights. The figure stands at just 49%. However, 84% of adults saying they see reading with their children as both a bonding and educational experience. The research was carried out by St. Michael’s House, which…