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Tuesday, February 23
How to Help Your Anxious Child - Setting the Right Expectations
by
sharac
on Tue 23 Feb 2010 14:29 GMT
How long will child anxiety last? When my daughter started having anxiety and then panic, I kept hoping it would last just a few weeks...then months...then a year. I am a psychologist so I knew what was happening but as a dad my expectations were all over the place like any parent. Having your expectations way off can make this journey more excruciating than it is already. .....
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Friday, February 19
Are you struggling with a child who is disrespectful, argumentative, and defiant?
by
sharac
on Fri 19 Feb 2010 23:02 GMT
Have you tried punishing, screaming, negotiating, and even bribing your child?
Then read these real success stories of how parents just like you stopped the bad behavior once and for all... more »
Wednesday, September 30
Planning a child`s birthday is never an easy process
by
sharac
on Wed 30 Sep 2009 22:39 BST
Planning a child`s birthday is never an easy process. What should be all `fairy cakes and balloons`, can quite easily descend into hours of monotonous pass the parcel wrapping, making up of party bags, and ringing around church halls or community centres, to try to secure the cheapest/trendiest/most convenient location. Furthermore, given the current economic climate, planning a child`s birthday party that is exciting and unique, albeit on a shoe string budget, can prove to be a real headache! There are however, some hints and tips and options, which can help you to cut costs, without looking like a skin flint! more »
Thursday, July 16
Make Summer Activities Fun and Educational
by
Dr Sarah Cohn
on Thu 16 Jul 2009 10:00 BST
Summer vacation is quickly coming up, and as all kids are looking forward to being out of school, sleeping in and watching television and vapid movies, moms and dads everywhere may be stressing about how to promote a healthy balance of relaxation and wise disposal of discretionary time so that the youngsters don't return to school in the Fall, saying that they did "nothing" all vacation long. Blended families have the extra stress of planning for summer visits with the "other" parent, coordinating parental schedules and making sure their brood have structure as well as fun. more »
Tuesday, June 16
Six Tips to Help Avoid a Fight with your Teenager
by
Dr Sarah Cohn
on Tue 16 Jun 2009 10:00 BST
Your child has become a teenager. You have enjoyed the first thirteen years of raising your child. You worried about them all the time. You changed too many diapers to keep count and you watched in pride as they won the fourth grade spelling bee. You helped them through the struggles in life such as scraped knees and taking their first test at school. more »
Sunday, May 17
How to Respond Correctly When Our Children Share Their Problems?
by
Dr Sarah Cohn
on Sun 17 May 2009 10:00 BST
When our children share their problems with us, we need to empower them, instead of putting them down. However, sometimes we do not seem to know how to respond relevantly and appropriately when our childrens bring up their concerns to us. As a result, our children may feel discourage and soon stop sharing their hopes and fears with us. more »
Thursday, April 16
My Child Steals
by
Dr Sarah Cohn
on Thu 16 Apr 2009 10:00 BST
Parents need to know that it is very common and normal for children under the ages of four and five to take things that do not belong to them without understanding the concept of stealing. Children need to be taught lessons in personal property and not taking something without permission more »
Saturday, April 11
Stressed baby Teddy Bear - MUMS WRITING A GRANT
by
Dr Sarah Cohn
on Sat 11 Apr 2009 13:00 BST
Lovely teddy for children of grant writing mums! more »
Sunday, March 22
Practical Aromatherapy: Five Important Essential Oils to Use with Children
by
Dr Sarah Cohn
on Sun 22 Mar 2009 11:00 GMT
With today’s hectic schedules and family lives, parents welcome effective natural wellness alternatives to support their child’s health and happiness. Essential oils offer simple, effective means to calm kids down, give them quality rest, and support healing the little injuries of childhood through natural means. There’s a great many essential oils available with a wonderful variety of healing actions. Here we’ll have a look at five oils commonly used to support children’s health, and simple ways to incorporate them into your lifestyle. more »
Monday, March 16
Sibling Rivalry Looks Worse Than It Really Is
by
Dr Sarah Cohn
on Mon 16 Mar 2009 10:00 GMT
In most families sibling rivalry is common. Fighting and arguing with your brothers and sisters as you grow up together is natural and this should not cause alarm. Sibling rivalry does not happen in every family although happens in plenty families. more »
Monday, February 16
How To Treat Acid Reflux In Baby
by
Dr Sarah Cohn
on Mon 16 Feb 2009 10:00 GMT
If you are to effectively treat acid reflux in your baby, you must recognize the signs and symptoms first. If you are not sure whether your baby has it or not, the best way is to have your baby diagnosed by the doctor. Babies suffering from acid reflux will show just about the same symptoms as adult sufferers. However, it can be more challenging to treat babies since they don't tend to follow certain methods all the time and may need more assistance. Take the steps in this article to effectively treat your baby. more »
Monday, February 9
Easy to make dinner recipes
by
Dr Astrid Englezou
on Mon 09 Feb 2009 15:34 GMT
Have you ever needed ideas for making a tasty meal? The EasyDinnerRecipes website has many suggestions... more »
Friday, January 16
Rules Enforcement at Home - The United Parental Front
by
Dr Sarah Cohn
on Fri 16 Jan 2009 10:00 GMT
Though Children may gripe and complain and get upset when you become the enforcer, they realize deep down that this shows you love them enough to care about their behavior. Believe it or not, you and your mate are their role models, not the latest music or movie star. The rules of conduct you set and enforce, if reasonable, make your child feel loved, safe, and secure. more »
Tuesday, December 16
Turkey with Cranberry Sauce and Bacon
by
Dr Sarah Cohn
on Tue 16 Dec 2008 10:00 GMT
The holiday season is now just a few days away, and families and friends across America will be coming together for Thanksgiving and Christmas. These seasonal gatherings are often centered around a large communal meal headlined by a turkey. Other meats such as pork are occasionally served as a side dish, and traditional fruit such as cranberries often feature heavily. This is a recipe that makes use of all three of these foods, and should make anyone who cooks it for their family feast very popular: more »
Friday, November 21
Retirement Planning for Scientists
by
sharac
on Fri 21 Nov 2008 19:00 GMT
Are you a scientist needing, or wanting, to plan your retirement?
Park Row (winner of the Large Independent Financial Adviser of the Year Award for 2005, 2006 and 2007) can help. Park Row's approach is to gain a thorough understanding of clients' aspirations and priorities, then design our recommendations around them. more »
Monday, November 17
Give Your Children a Magical Christmas
by
Dr Sarah Cohn
on Mon 17 Nov 2008 10:00 GMT
I remember the eager anticipation of Father Christmas to leave presents in my stockings on Christmas Eve. While we had all the family gifts under the tree, each of us also had a stocking hanging from the fireplace lintel. And somehow by the morning those we always full of small treats that simply must have come from Father Christmas himself more »
Sunday, November 16
School Bullies Is Your Child At Risk?
by
Dr Sarah Cohn
on Sun 16 Nov 2008 10:00 GMT
What has this world come to when a child that defends himself against a bully ends up with the same punishment? Or a child who breaks-up a school fight ends up with suspension for physically pulling two kids apart and not running for a teacher? Children today have much to fear when they can’t even defend themselves from assault, fear punishment for doing the right thing, or worse—get beaten as innocent bystanders do nothing at all. more »
Thursday, October 30
MomsWhoThink.com - The best Mom's site you've never visited
by
sharac
on Thu 30 Oct 2008 13:44 GMT
If you're like us, you've got your 5 or 6 sites that you check every week or so just to see what is going on. We recently heard of a site that we thought was good enough for you to take a quick look. As a resource for moms, Moms Who Think goes about providing content for a Mom's life style.
more »
Monday, October 27
Anorak is the happy mag for kids
by
sharac
on Mon 27 Oct 2008 14:39 GMT
Anorak is the happy mag for kids and guaranteed to get your little minds creative over the Christmas period. With fun stories, plenty of games and stuff to make, Anorak is the perfect companion for half term or during the Christmas period to inspire and fire up your little one's imagination. more »
Thursday, October 16
Five Parenting Tips for Working Moms
by
Dr Sarah Cohn
on Thu 16 Oct 2008 10:00 BST
As a working mother you face huge challenges, but don't forget that you also have enormous strengths. Work on these strengths and you will be a great parent to your child. more »
Tuesday, September 16
Preventing children from viewing unsafe content
by
Dr Sarah Cohn
on Tue 16 Sep 2008 10:00 BST
The computer has opened the doors to the many types of things which can be done either online or offline. As such, there may be no specific way for parents to know
what their children are doing online. Today, websites amount to the thousands of millions on the Internet, so it’s obvious, preventing children from viewing all sorts of stuffs can be very difficult. more »
Tuesday, August 19
Green and Socially Responsible Investment
by
sharac
on Tue 19 Aug 2008 08:00 BST
Are you a scientist who wants to favour or avoid certain companies' activities? Our 'green and ethical investment' specialist works at our City of London office, astone's throw from the Bank of England, near St Paul's cathedral. more »
Saturday, August 16
10 Tips for Road Travel with Babies
by
Dr Sarah Cohn
on Sat 16 Aug 2008 10:16 BST
Babies have many needs, and unfortunately the only way they express it is either by smiles or tears. For many of you who like to take long road trips with the baby, tears are the last thing you want. Given following are some tips to plan your travel more efficiently and make your road trip fun and hassle free.
more »
Monday, August 4
Fun Halloween Party Food Ideas: Halloween is not that far away!!!
by
sharac
on Mon 04 Aug 2008 12:59 BST
Halloween is not that far away and although many people are thinking now of the safety issues regarding your little ones knocking on strangers doors or where you can get Baby Halloween costumes and Adult Halloween costumes we thought it would be fun to give you some thoughts on great Halloween Party Food Ideas more »
Wednesday, July 9
New book for mums in science
by
Dr Claire Morgan
on Wed 09 Jul 2008 12:00 BST
An excellent book called 'Motherhood: The elephant in the laboratory' is published this month. It contains essays from 34 female scientists in the US who combined their careers with motherhood more »
Friday, February 15
Mental Toughness
by
sharac
on Fri 15 Feb 2008 16:00 GMT
It’s the mentally tough who realize that every individual is the master of his or her own mind, not the other way around. The mentally weak are thrown around by every whim of their mind. Just because a thought arises, they assume it must be valid and worthy of dwelling on or obsessing over. This regurgitation of the same counter-productive thoughts causes needless pain, anxiety and depression. The mentally tough do not allow their own thoughts to be the cause of harm to themselves and others. more »
Tuesday, October 23
Tuesday, June 26
The Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition: Monday 2 to Thursday 5 July
by
Dr Gail Whiting
on Tue 26 Jun 2007 10:00 BST
The Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition offers a fantastic opportunity to discover the best of the UK's science and technology research. With 23 exhibits from all over the UK, this is your chance to find out about the latest developments in scientific research and meet and talk to the researchers behind the fascinating exhibits on show. Come and discover how tiny computers can be used for health monitoring and training future UK medallists, practice your keyhole surgery techniques and find out if Piranhas really deserve their reputation as vicious predators! more »
Saturday, June 23
Saturday, June 2
Kitchen Supplies in the US
by
sharac
on Sat 02 Jun 2007 11:58 BST
Another lovely site for our US readers can be found at www.galasource.com. When you shop at Galasource, you'll enjoy the convenience of Internet shopping, receive only the highest quality products and your satisfaction is guaranteed! Although their website states Restaurant Supply., they also supply lovely kitchen and dining equipment as well as furniture more »
Friday, May 25
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Saturday, May 19
Chessington World of Adventures & Zoo: Dates for Your Diary
by
sharac
on Sat 19 May 2007 14:05 BST
Chessington World of Adventures & Zoo Visit Chessington World of Adventures & Zoo for a day of exciting theme park ... more » Monday, August 14
Study Shows Men Still Shirk Household Duties
by
sharac
on Mon 14 Aug 2006 20:00 BST
Women still do 63 percent of the household work, according to data released late last month by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. While women dedicate an average of almost 16 hours per week to household tasks such as cleaning and preparing food, men’s contributions add up to less than ten hours weekly. The data comes from a survey of 13,000 American men and women over the age of 15, who quantified time spent on various activities over an average day – the 24 hours preceding the interview. more »
Saturday, August 12
Can We Not Learn From Other People?
by
sharac
on Sat 12 Aug 2006 09:00 BST
Throw the first stone he who hasn't made a mistake. It is a prerogative of life to teach us through our mistakes, a fact that is really unfortunate, as we would be much better off if we learnt from the mistakes of others. Here are some conjectures.
Wouldn't it be great if we could just not repeat the very same mistakes that most of our elders have made and hence, grow up much more rapidly and then make brand new mistakes so others would learn from us and grow up even more rapidly? How advanced we would be! more »
Sunday, August 6
Mary Poppins and the Recipe for a Happy Life
by
sharac
on Sun 06 Aug 2006 09:00 BST
When was the last time you watched the movie Mary Poppins? Before I strongly suggest you watch it again, let me give you some great insights regarding the film, the most important of which being the recipe for a happy life. Only then we will find true happiness.
Ok, you remember the famous “A spoonful of sugar makes the medicine go down,” that I cited in another article. However, there is much more than this for the principle of fun. more »
Saturday, July 22
Wednesday, July 19
Sunday, July 16
Saturday, July 8
Tips to Deal with Troubled Teens
by
sharac
on Sat 08 Jul 2006 14:32 BST
Many parents find that dealing with troubled teens is becoming increasingly challenging in todays world. If you have a troubled teen, there are specific steps you can take to help rectify the problem and have a happier life with (and for) your child. more »
Monday, May 8
When Our Children Become Our Friends
by
sharac
on Mon 08 May 2006 09:00 BST
Michelangelo once said that within every block of marble there is a great sculpture waiting to come out. I say the same about our children. When we receive them in the world, we don’t know what kind of beings they are and what their potential will be.
Nevertheless, we act as Michelangelo, for, inside every parent, there is a sculptor of children. We know there is a great sculpture coming out; we only need to shape our marble block. We do this by teaching our children what we believe is right, by passing onto them our values, by feeding them the foods we think are the best, by providing them with the best possible education, by showing them our religious/spiritual beliefs, by directing them to the best friendships, by encouraging them to pursue hobbies and activities we deem important, and so on. more »
Wednesday, May 3
Win a 3 night family holiday for 4 (2 adults, 2 children) to Jersey.
by
sharac
on Wed 03 May 2006 10:10 BST
Channel Islands Direct are pleased to offer you the chance to win a 3 night family holiday for 4 (2 adults, 2 children) to Jersey.
To win this fantastic prize call 0906 703 0712 and answer this question:
Which celebrity guest is attending the NCT's 50th annual conference?
a) Danny DeVito
b) Davina McCall
c) David Beckham
Lines close 11 August 2006 more »
Thursday, April 27
Moms - Get More Energy Now
by
sharac
on Thu 27 Apr 2006 09:16 BST
Let's be honest! When it comes to parenting, men expect their wives or partners to do the lion's share.
There are signs that we're moving toward a more enlightened age in which ALL parents play their part.
But in the meantime, let's concentrate on some help for tired moms.
Apparently the number one question mothers ask their doctors is, "How can I get more energy?"
Fatigue is a serious problem when it robs us of our happiness, our sense of balance, and even our effective parenting skills.
So what's the answer?
more »
Monday, April 17
Having Trouble Getting Your Kid To Sleep?
by
sharac
on Mon 17 Apr 2006 19:04 BST
Kids have a thing about going to sleep at night. It does not matter if it is a girl or a boy, they all have this thing: they hate going to sleep. Even babies will fight sleep like it was the devil. They cannot stand the thought of missing out on anything and they simply refuse to fall asleep and that is why you as the parent need to find out all of the top techniques that will help you to get your kids to sleep at night.
Let us focus on babies. They need to be on a strict ... more »
Tuesday, April 11
New magazine to boost curiosity-driven science teaching
by
sharac
on Tue 11 Apr 2006 10:00 BST
Science in School, an interdisciplinary, international magazine, aims to help European science teachers to make their science classes more interesting and to attract more young Europeans to careers in science
and technology. more »
Monday, April 10
Wednesday, April 5
Government wants more tough women on TV
by
sharac
on Wed 05 Apr 2006 12:00 BST
The quango, which advises the Department of Culture, Media and Sport, suggests setting up "high-level groups of advertisers and key players in television drama to encourage non-stereotypical portrayals of women and men at work." more »
Thursday, March 30
Tuesday, March 28
What to Do When "Nighttime" becomes "Fight Time" - Bedtime, Kids, Discipline and Stress
by
sharac
on Tue 28 Mar 2006 11:00 BST
When parents say, “It’s bedtime, kids!” discipline frequently follows.
If any (or all!) of the following sound familiar, know you’re not alone:
* “One more story...pleassssse!”
* “I need another glass of water.”
* “Can I stay up just 15 more minutes?”
Bedtime delays are an epidemic problem that plagues most households. If it’s not one more story, it’s “ten more minutes” of their favorite show or dawdling in the bathroom. We’ve all been there. more »
Wednesday, March 22
Tuesday, March 21
Saturday, March 11
Friday, February 3
Four out of 10 say science classes should include intelligent design.
by
sharac
on Fri 03 Feb 2006 12:30 GMT
Four out of 10 say science classes should include intelligent design.
Four out of 10 people in the UK ... more »
Think Like Your Kids - And Understand Them More!
by
sharac
on Fri 03 Feb 2006 12:28 GMT
Seven-year old Michael was on a school trip to a Wildlife Centre in Central Scotland. It was near the end of the day and they were in the Gift Shop before boarding the bus for the journey home.
Poor Michael! He couldn't resist the array of lollipops and chocolate animals that beckoned to him. He chose one and was about to pay for it with his last few pennies. more »
Thursday, January 12
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Thursday, December 22
Monday, December 12
Monday, December 5
Over-Indulgence And Over-Attentiveness - Two Dangers Parents Must Avoid!
by
sharac
on Mon 05 Dec 2005 10:00 GMT
We're all familiar with the over-indulgent parent. But there's another parenting practice that can be equally harmful: over-attentiveness.
It's possible to be one or the other - or in some cases, both! more »
13 Things For Your Child To Do (Instead Of Watch Tv)
by
sharac
on Mon 05 Dec 2005 09:00 GMT
C'mon, admit it. You sometimes use the television set as a cheap babysitter. That's ok...we ALL do it sometimes! Ah, but it's a double-edged sword, because kids who watch a lot of TV have trouble keeping themselves entertained, which in the long run makes your job harder! more »
Saturday, December 3
Friday, December 2
How to survive as a working parent
by
Amie Porter
on Fri 02 Dec 2005 19:13 GMT
How to survive as a working parent? more »
Is MMR a safe and effective vaccine?
by
Dr Catherine Derry
on Fri 02 Dec 2005 11:03 GMT
This is a question concerned parents are still asking in doctors' surgeries and baby clinics across Britain, seven years after ... more » Sunday, November 13
Tuesday, November 1
Win a family ski holiday worth £4000!
by
MumsinScience Editor
on Tue 01 Nov 2005 10:41 GMT
Log onto http://ski.urchin.co.uk during November for the chance to win a fantastic ski holiday in Val d'Isere for up to ... more »
Friday, October 28
Be a Mum and Do Your Research Part Time by Caroline Wolfe
by
MumsinScience Editor
on Fri 28 Oct 2005 14:11 BST
I am a 32-year-old research scientist whose job is to run human food studies at the Institute of Food Research... more » Wednesday, October 19
Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2005
by
MumsinScience Editor
on Wed 19 Oct 2005 20:33 BST
Wildlife Photographer of the Year is one of the world's most prestigious photography competitions. And each year, the National History ... more » Monday, October 10
Maternity Rights - last updated September 2005
by
MumsinScience Editor
on Mon 10 Oct 2005 12:14 BST
There are now 6 basic rights relating to maternity. The basics are:-
Thursday, September 29
New for Christmas 2005 - Panto at London Zoo
by
MumsinScience Editor
on Thu 29 Sep 2005 12:34 BST
Dick Whittington and his Magical Cat are coming to the Zoo.
Dates: 23 Dec 2005 - 8 Jan 2006 more »
Tuesday, September 27
Investigation into flexible and part time work
by
MumsinScience Editor
on Tue 27 Sep 2005 11:10 BST
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Welcome to The White Company
by
MumsinScience Editor
on Mon 26 Sep 2005 13:33 BST
The new autumn collection holds an extensive range of exquisite bed linens, stylish yet comfortable clothing, elegant tableware and contemporary home ... more »
Educational toys for kids of all ages, learning games for children and educational software
by
MumsinScience Editor
on Mon 26 Sep 2005 13:07 BST
Whatever your age or interests you will find something on the BrightMinds UK web site to stimulate curiosity and a desire to learn
www.brightminds.co.uk more »
Weald and Downland Open Air Museum
by
MumsinScience Editor
on Mon 26 Sep 2005 13:01 BST
AUTUMN HALF TERM ACTIVITIES FOR CHILDREN
FARMING IN THE FIELD
22-30 October 2005 more »
Adopt an animal from The Living Rainforest
by
MumsinScience Editor
on Mon 26 Sep 2005 12:55 BST
Many rainforest animals are threatened by habitat loss and over-exploitation. Animal adoptions can help make a positive difference. By sharing ... more »
Cheapest Alton Towers tickets online
by
MumsinScience Editor
on Mon 26 Sep 2005 12:26 BST
For tickets at £22 per adult and £15 per child go to www.alton-towere.co.uk/resort/offers.asp more »
Chessington World of Adventures: Scooby Doo at Halloween Hocus Pocus
by
MumsinScience Editor
on Mon 26 Sep 2005 12:16 BST
This Halloween, Scooby Doo and the gang are trying to solve a spooky mystery…. But they need your help! Are you up to the challenge? more »
Sunday, September 25
Scottish Patent Showcase visiting the Glasgow Science Centre
by
MumsinScience Editor
on Sun 25 Sep 2005 21:09 BST
Biggart Baillie is delighted to sponsor the Scottish Patent Showcase. This is an exciting opportunity for Scotland's inventors to demonstrate their ideas and it will be of long term benefit for innovation in Scotland. more »
Saturday, September 24
Fowey Hall: Luxury Hotel in Fowey, Cornwall
by
MumsinScience Editor
on Sat 24 Sep 2005 21:47 BST
Fowey Hall on the South Cornish coast sits at the very top of the sailing and fishing port of Fowey, within its original walled gardens and with commanding views of the River Estuary and far out to sea. more »
Friday, September 23
Food companies snare children in their webs
by
MumsinScience Editor
on Fri 23 Sep 2005 13:06 BST
Makers of soft drinks, sweets and sugary cereals are designing websites to catch the attention of children barely six or seven years old. more »
Science Night General Information
by
MumsinScience Editor
on Fri 23 Sep 2005 11:30 BST
What is a Science Night? It's an all night extravaganza with a scientific twist! The Science Museum's programme of Science Nights provides education and fun for children and accompanying adults, through an evening of fantastic activities rounded off by camping in the Museum overnight. more »
Monday, September 19
Get Your Skates On To Kew
by
MumsinScience Editor
on Mon 19 Sep 2005 20:58 BST
Yes it's that time again! Kew's historic landscape is hosting an ice rink in front of the spectacular Temperate House, ... more »
Welcome to Tridias online
by
MumsinScience Editor
on Mon 19 Sep 2005 20:54 BST
Their new catalogue is out now… and everything is on line, plus 100's of additional tried and tested favourites from their shops. You ... more »
Inherited child blindness probed
by
MumsinScience Editor
on Mon 19 Sep 2005 13:17 BST
Whole frozen ovary transplanted
by
MumsinScience Editor
on Mon 19 Sep 2005 13:16 BST
Scientists working with sheep have for the first time developed embryos from whole ovaries which were transplanted after being frozen ... more » Tuesday, September 13
Building to the limits
by
MumsinScience Editor
on Tue 13 Sep 2005 11:54 BST
This exhibition will open at the Science Museum, in London, from Wednesday 14 September 2005. more »
Monday, September 12
Research: Young children and science (12 September 2005)
by
MumsinScience Editor
on Mon 12 Sep 2005 21:42 BST
One of the largest pieces of research conducted on UK primary science education was published today, with significant implications for the way science is taught in primary schools. more »
Do you know - Why does air become more refreshing after a thunder storm?
by
MumsinScience Editor
on Mon 12 Sep 2005 21:33 BST
A question to ask your older children! more »
Glynn Barton Cottages
by
MumsinScience Editor
on Mon 12 Sep 2005 12:12 BST
Eight stunning 18th Century holiday cottages set in 13 acres in the heart of Cornwall with breathtaking views, excellent facilities and close to the Eden Project. Indoor swimming, tennis court, children's play areas and much more... more »
Sunday, September 11
Treat the family to a special break at Woolley Grange in Wiltshire
by
MumsinScience Editor
on Sun 11 Sep 2005 20:57 BST
Stay any two nights Sunday to Thursday at Woolley from 12th September to 6th October and we will give you ... more » Thursday, September 8
Why is there a need for Doulas?
by
MumsinScience Editor
on Thu 08 Sep 2005 12:58 BST
Doula UK is a network of doulas run voluntarily by doulas. The network started in February 2001 and is a non-profitmaking organisation. The aims of the network are to promote the role of doulas, to improve communication between doulas, and to advance our understanding of birth and the postnatal period. more »
Thursday, August 25
Tuesday, August 16
I used to be important - Diary of a stay at home mother
by
sharac
on Tue 16 Aug 2005 08:38 BST
I wrote this after meeting a friend, who was depressed about giving up her job, because she had no positive feed back during the day from her newborn. Three years later I now have two daughters (neither are at school yet) and run a very successful company which has twelve employees, mostly mums working from home (many of them mums from mainstream science). I work around the kids, its not easy at all, but it’s a lifestyle that I have chosen. It can be done! more »
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