Vomiting in children (ages one to five): what's normal and what's not
WEBA tummy bug is usually brought on by a virus, such as rotavirus or norovirus (NICE 2022, Knott 2021).Bacteria can also cause tummy bugs, (NICE 2022, Knott 2021), for example from undercooked or out-of-date food (Knott 2021). Less commonly, parasites may cause gastroenteritis (NICE 2022, Knott 2021), for example, drinking contaminated water that contains parasites, when abroad on holiday (NICE ...
Pregnancy due date calculator | BabyCentre
WEBSimply use our free calculator above to find out your estimated due date based on the first day of your last period, your conception date, ultrasound details or your IVF transfer date. Our advanced due date calculator won’t just show your due date – it also shows your whole pregnancy timeline, from how many weeks pregnant you are, to when ...
Early signs of pregnancy: the first 15 symptoms | BabyCentre
WEBJun 26, 2024 · This can be one of the earliest symptoms of pregnancy, sometimes noticeable by the third week (Bharj and Daniels 2017).. 3. Spotting or light bleeding. It's not uncommon to have some spotting around the time of your missed period (Bastian & Brown 2023, NHS 2022a).This will usually be lighter than your period (Bastian & Brown 2023, NHS 2022a), and should not require more than one or two pads ...
You’ll love these stunning extended breastfeeding photos
WEBArtist Isa Sanz has worked on a photography project to show women breastfeeding their babies and older children in different environments. The project is called "Alma Mater", which means "nourishing mother". Isa's project took place in Ibiza, Valladolid, Madrid and Barcelona. The women in the photos come from diverse backgrounds, but share the ...
Average fetal length and weight chart | BabyCentre
WEBMay 3, 2023 · By 40 weeks, the average baby weighs about 3.6kg (8.0lb), and is about 51.0cm (20.1in) long from head to heel. Your baby's growth will be checked by at certain points in your pregnancy and their estimated fetal weight and size may vary from these averages. Your midwife will keep track of your baby's growth and …
What is ovulation and when does it happen? | BabyCentre
WEBAug 10, 2023 · When do I ovulate? Regardless of how long or short your menstrual cycle is typically, ovulation usually occurs about 12 to 14 days before your next period starts (Najmabadi et al. 2020, NHS 2021b, Reed and Carr 2018). If you have a regular 28-day cycle, counting the first day of your last period as day one, your fertile window will likely be around days 10 to 15.
What pregnancy symptoms will I have at three weeks?
WEBBy about three weeks, the blood flow to your breasts has started to increase, causing: a prickling, tingling sensation in your nipples. soreness and discomfort, making your usual bra uncomfortable. slightly darker nipples. veins to be more noticeable on your breasts. You may develop cravings for some foods, and go right off the taste of things ...
23 signs you're having a boy - BabyCentre UK
WEBYou're asked to show your hands and you present them palms down. You lie on your left side when sleeping. Your urine is bright yellow. You were the more aggressive partner during love-making when you conceived. You eat a clove of garlic and the smell seeps out of your pores. Your previous child's first word was "dada".
Vomiting in babies: what's normal and what's not | BabyCentre
WEBMay 13, 2024 · It's common for babies to vomit. Most newborns bring up some milk after feeding. This is called posseting or spitting up and it will get better as your baby grows. Otherwise, throwing up, particularly when your baby also has diarrhoea, is most likely to be caused by a tummy bug and will usually clear up on its own.
How should I care for my baby girl's genitals? | BabyCentre
WEBMay 7, 2023 · With a clean, damp cloth, baby wipe, or cotton pad, wipe from front to back and down the middle. Clean each side within your baby’s labia with a clean, damp cloth, cotton pad or baby wipe. Dry your baby’s genital area carefully, including between the skin folds, by gently patting with a soft towel. (NHS 2021b, NHS Inform 2023)
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