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The P Word: Win a Month's Supply of Pelviva worth £214! - ENDED

Thousands of women will be isolated this summer, unable to enjoy trips to the beach or even family events and barbecues because they are anxious about an embarrassing and often hidden condition. As many as 1 in 3 women experience bladder leaks when they cough, sneeze, exercise or urgently need the toilet.

10 Things You Should Do When Trying to Conceive - and 3 You Shouldn't

In theory, getting pregnant is easy. After all, most of us spend a good many years aiming to not get pregnant, so we assume that when we want to it will all happen easily and quickly. Right time of the month, no contraception and Bob's your uncle, or something like that. In reality, it will take most couples 6 months or longer to get pregnant. But there are plenty of things you can do to boost your chances of getting pregnant - beyond the obvious! Here are 10 things you should do when trying to conceive - and 3 you shouldn't.

The Trials of Teething and Natural Ways You Can Help Baby

Around the 6 month mark your apparently happy, settled baby may start getting fractious again, with sore, red, swollen gums, more dribbling, and quite possibly catastrophic nappy rash. It's teething time. Although some babies may get their first teeth at around 4 or 5 months, and some later (all of ours were 7-9 months*), the symptoms will be the same and your poor little bub may be in considerable pain, usually for the first time. So just how can you do what mums and dads do best, and make it all better?

How to Keep Your Child Safe in the Water this Summer

Teaching children to be safe near water is an essential skill and vital for all parents. More than 300 people drown in accidents each year, and in the last five years 56 children under the age of 11 have drowned. For every drowning death that occurs, there are more than 10 near drownings, with many of these causing life-altering injuries.

Family Days Out in Hampshire: Meet the LEGO BRICKOSAURS at Marwell Zoo

How many times have you been asked whether there will be dinosaurs at the farm or zoo you are going to visit? Well, now you can answer yes! Marwell Zoo in Hampshire is allowing visitors to get closer to both the wonders of the natural world and the prehistoric this summer.

21 Vegetarian Picnic Food Ideas

If you're seeking inspiration for your next picnic, you've come to the right place. No more soggy sandwiches curling at the edges or limp, uninspiring sausage rolls and quiches. With 21 savoury and sweet picnic ideas, we have all the great food you need to take your next picnic from disaster to dazzlingly delicious. (Recipes with * are also vegan.)

How to Make Cool and Healthy Summer Treats

It's so tempting to reach for the ice cream when you want a cool, tasty treat on a hot summer day. But while the occasional ice cream cone won't hurt, there are healthier options out there to help cool you down. Here are some ideas for cool, healthy summer treats you can make this summer.

What to Cook on a Self-Catering Holiday

So, hands up, whose thoughts have turned to summer holidays already? We are looking forward to a big trip later this month, and it has been encouraging me to think about other holiday plans for the year. Camping, caravanning or renting a cottage, when you have children, self-catering is definitely the easiest option. Having the freedom to do your own thing, and especially to cook what and when you need to, is vital. Eating out with children is fraught with challenges (x100 when you have a child on the spectrum!), so cooking our way is so much easier! Here are some of our easiest choices of what to cook on a self-catering holiday.

7 Easy Tips for Organising Your Children's Toys

Do you feel like it's never going to be possible to have a clean and tidy house with kids around? As fast as you tidy up, they're busy pulling toys out behind you. And by the end of the day your home is less show, and more plastic explosion. What to do? Here are 7 tips to organise your children's toys so your home is tidier, and everyone knows where everything is.

How to Treat Heat Rash Naturally

Heat rash or prickly heat is one of those things that most children get at some point, although some seem more prone to it than others. I can well remember being stuck indoors in the cool while everyone else was outside playing, so frustrating! Here's how to treat heat rash naturally - and fast - so kids can get back to what they do best.