Wellbeing
Living well and feeling good. We’re here with expert advice to improve your physical and mental health - from pregnancy to postpartum, as well as self-care tips for mums. Plus, expert overviews of common childhood conditions.
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How does pregnancy affect your teeth and oral health? 11 things dentists want you to know
Pregnancy can have a knock-on effect on dental health, making it a particularly important time to look after your teeth
By Lauren Clark Published
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Does your toddler or child hate brushing their teeth? 11 expert-approved tips to make it less stressful
Yet, ensuring your youngster’s teeth are properly cleaned twice daily will stand them in good stead - not just now, but particularly in the future
By Lauren Clark Published
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New research has identified 44 years old as a turning point - from skin to metabolism, here’s what women should know…
New research has identified 44 years old as a turning point - from skin to metabolism, here’s what women should know…
By Lauren Clark Published
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Eyes twitching, swollen or dry in pregnancy? Doctors explains common eye issues for expectant mums
By Kat Storr Published
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We had babies in our 40s - 5 mums share their experiences
Their inspirational accounts reflect how no one path is the same when it comes to motherhood at this age…
By Lauren Clark Published
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Getting pregnant in your 40s, 8 things fertility experts want you to know
Welcoming a baby during this decade may take you on a slightly different journey…
By Lauren Clark Published
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What are the healthiest crisps? 6 options for the least processed (plus, how to make your own)
Here are some much healthier ways to enjoy crisps. From homemade to healthier shop-bought alternatives…
By Jessica Dady Published
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Tooth sensitivity during pregnancy and after birth: 9 things dentists want you to know
How pregnancy and birth might affect your teeth – and how to manage sympotoms
By Stephanie Wood Published
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8 unexpected ways your body changes in pregnancy
Mood swings and morning sickness are just the beginning – there’s also leaking breasts, bleeding gums and food aversions to potentially content with in pregnancy
By Stephanie Wood Published