Spot the differenceHas your skin broken out in strange pimples and rashes now you're pregnant? Here's why its happening and what you can do about it.
A wine a day OK in pregnancy, study saysWomen who drink moderate amounts of alcohol while pregnant don’t appear to cause any harm to their child’s brain development, according to new British research.
Best sex positions when you're pregnantWhen you're pregnant, you have to go without some things: soft cheese is one and drinking a gin and tonic is another. But one thing you don't have to give up is sex!
Is your bump too small?When you're pregnant, your baby's size will be checked regularly to make sure there is a steady growth rate. Being told your baby is 'small for dates' can be very upsetting, but there's usually no need to be alarmed
14 things to do before you give birthYour life's about to change – big time. Make the most of your last pre-baby moments and indulge in some sex, shopping and serious pampering.
Amazing facts: third trimesterYou're on the home straight now – not long until you meet your new little person! Here are some of the fascinating, freaky and amazing facts about what goes on during the third and final trimester of your pregnancy.
Is your bump too small?When you're pregnant, your baby's size will be checked regularly to make sure there is a steady growth rate. Being told your baby is 'small for dates' can be very upsetting, but there's usually no need to be alarmed
All about hyperemesis gravidarum (more than just morning sickness)Sick of being sick? Some poor mums-to-be like Duchess Kate suffer so much from a severe form of morning sickness known as hyperemesis gravidarum that they are hospitalised.
Australian Mother & Baby Magazine Awards Ceremony 2012The inaugural Australian Mother & Baby Magazine Awards are a celebration of motherhood, beautiful bubs and the essential products helping us along the way.
Expert advice: Flying when pregnantMums-to-be often ask about air travel while pregnant so our friends at travel.com.au have put together their top tips for keeping you and your baby safe in the air.
Chickenpox: the factsFor many children chickenpox is a mere irritation, but for others it can be life-threatening
Morning sickness: your questions answeredUp to 75% of mums-to-be suffer from pregnancy sickness, ranging from mild queasiness to suffering so badly that it completely disrupts their life.
Money stuff: Learning to shareTransforming from a working woman to a no-income earner can be a bit of a shock. Justine Davies, P&B's finance expert, reveals how to get prepared
What is amniocentesis?Learn all about this common pregnancy test.
Beat pregnancy backacheHalf of all pregnant women have back pain at some point, but there are some simple ways to relieve it - or perhaps even prevent it in the first place.
Beat stress incontinenceIf you're feeling like a garden sprinkler without an off button then you're probably suffering from stress incontinence.
Beat varicose veinsWhile your mother might have been told that they were an inevitable result of being pregnant, there's a lot you can do to prevent varicose veins.
All about gestational diabetesThis potentially serious condition affects around 2% of pregnant women, but once it's diagnosed it can be effectively controlled.
100 Ways to SaveRaising children is expensive enough – throw a global financial crisis into the mix, and you really need to tighten your belt. Here are 100 easy ways to get started
Can you bank on it?Could storing your baby's cord blood offer him a lifeline in years to come?
All about obstetric cholestasisBeware: itchiness can be a sign of a very serious liver condition
CystitisAll about this uncomfortable bladder infection.
PilesPainful, itchy and downright annoying, piles are all too common in pregnancy!
BackacheMinimise your risk of getting backache in pregnancy by following our guide.
Blood pressure checksA midwife will check your blood pressure at every antenatal appointment, as it's vital to pick up any problems quickly. Here's what she'll be looking for...
Teething and thrushTeething and thrush, advise
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