Halal certification for Heinz Nurture Infant FormulaMonday 16th November 2009  Heinz Nurture Follow-On milks, both powder and ready to drink, have recently obtained Halal certification, meaning they are suitable for Halal diets.
Read more | NHS swine flu advice clarifiedFriday 24th July 2009  After reports of confusing swine flu advice to pregnant women, we can now clarify
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Pregnant women are being targeted for redundancySaturday 18th July 2009  Are pregnant women are being targeted for redundancy during the economic downturn?
Read more | Can High Infant Stress Levels Create Angry Humans?Thursday 16th July 2009  Babies who are separated early from their mothers will suffer a range of psychological problems as an adult, like aggression and self-loathing.
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A New Vaccine Protecting Children in the Developing World from a Deadly VirusWednesday 15th July 2009  A new vaccine against Rotavirus infection has been developed, the World Health Organisation recommends every child is vaccinated.
Read more | Keep mobile for a quicker labourMonday 20th April 2009  Lying down in the first stage of labour has been found to give mums a longer childbirth
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Look after your teeth during pregnancy, or risk newborn infectionMonday 20th April 2009  Poor oral hygiene during pregnancy has been linked to a greater risk of birth complications
Read more | Exercise in pregnancy for a stronger babyMonday 20th April 2009  Expectant mums who participate in regular exercise throughout pregnancy help strengthen their baby's respiratory health and enhance nervous system development
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Multiple births linked to postnatal depressionMonday 20th April 2009  Mothers who deliver twins or triplets are at a greater risk of developing postnatal depression than those of single births
Read more | Recipe RevolutionWednesday 25th March 2009  "Heinz Mum's Own Recipe" gets a taste and texture transformation plus more delicious recipes
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Gesturing indicates future academic successMonday 16th February 2009  Gesturing whilst talking greatly helps early speech and develops vocabulary better than just simply talking to children
Read more | Fathers to be encouraged to overnight in Maternity wardMonday 16th February 2009  For fathers of new-born babies leaving their partner and baby in hospital within hours of the birth can be devastating
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Teenage Parents - what's your view?
Monday 16th February 2009  A father at 13, a mother at 15 - is this okay?
Read more | No full-fat milk after the age of twoTuesday 10th February 2009  The Food Standards Agency are trying to drive down consumption of saturated fat - and are recommending children switch from full-fat milk when they become two.
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Children cared for by grandparents naughtier than those who spend day in nurseryTuesday 10th February 2009  Young children looked after by grandparents are more likely to be badly behaved than those sent to nursery, according to a study.
Read more | Dads go 'ga-ga' for bedtime bottleThursday 5th February 2009  More than 1 in 3 dads beat the daily rush hour to share bedtime bottle with baby
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Hope for new Malaria vaccineThursday 11th December 2008  New Malaria vaccine looks set to reduce infant mortality
Read more | Babies blink less than adultsThursday 11th December 2008  Are babies so in awe of their surroundings that they don't want to blink in case they miss it?
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Increase in Down's Syndrome birthsMonday 24th November 2008  The number of children born with Down's Syndrome has increased since pre-natal testing for Down's was introduced in 1989.
Read more | Parent facing buggies claimed to benefit developmentMonday 24th November 2008  Parent facing buggies increase interaction, which is important in brain development
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Government wants 13 year old girls to have contraceptive jabMonday 17th November 2008  The government has asked for long acting contraceptive jabs to reduce teen pregnancy rates
Read more | Acupuncture during IVF ineffective claims studyMonday 17th November 2008  Placebo acupuncture during IVF is more effective than the real thing
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A little tipple could be OK in PregnancyWednesday 5th November 2008  UCL research has finds consumption of a little alcohol in pregnancy could be linked to a lower incidence of hyperactivity and behavioural problems in children.
Read more | Depression in pregnancy may lead to pre-term birthsWednesday 5th November 2008  Californian research reveals there could be a strong link between depression early in pregnancy and pre-term births.
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Booming birth rates if not economy!Wednesday 5th November 2008  Midwife shortage threatens maternity care as birth rate soars.
Read more | Caffeine limit in pregnancy reducedMonday 3rd November 2008  FSA reduces the recommended caffeine intake levels
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New Nurture from HeinzSaturday 1st November 2008  Heinz Nurture launches follow-on milks with an advanced approach
Read more | Teenage Pregnancy HotspotsTuesday 7th October 2008  There is a strong link between teenage pregnancies and social deprivation. One in three teenage pregnancies in the area ended in abortion.
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Calcium in PregnancyTuesday 7th October 2008  New research seems to indicate that well nourished women would be wasting their time taking calcium supplements.
Read more | Dieting during pregnancy is risk to health of mum and babyFriday 12th September 2008  Too many expectant mums are dieting and exercising too much.
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Doubts raised over infertility treatmentFriday 12th September 2008  Study suggests there is little or no benefit in fertility treatments over regular intercourse.
Read more | Baby massages calm and soothe
Tuesday 12th August 2008  Baby massages are the perfect way to calm and soothe newborns and maximise bonding, a journalist has claimed.
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Calls for investigation as cockroaches found in maternity wardTuesday 12th August 2008  Ipswich hospital documents reveal that cockroaches and other biting insects had been found in Ipswich Hospital
Read more | Three year olds 1.5 mile midnight sweet questTuesday 12th August 2008  Toddler walks for a mile and a half to buy some sweets at 3am
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Maternity pensions confusionTuesday 12th August 2008  More confusion about the changes to maternity pay that came into effect in April this year
Read more | Cleaning products linked to asthma riskTuesday 12th August 2008  Babies born to mothers who regularly used household cleaning products during pregnancy are more likely to develop asthma
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Mum develops cot inventionWednesday 30th July 2008  A new cot is invented which attaches to the parents bed.
Read more | The early days are most important for parental inputFriday 25th July 2008  A midwife has claimed that it is very important for parents to have input shortly after the baby is born.
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Coffee makes it harder to become pregantThursday 10th July 2008  Do not drink more than 4 cups of coffee per day when trying to become pregnant.
Read more | C-Section babies more likely to develop AsthmaFriday 20th June 2008  C-Section babies more likely to develop Asthma
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If you are a pregnant, assertive female, expect a boyTuesday 17th June 2008  High testosterone pregancies seem to result in more boys than girls.
Read more | Curdled SMA baby milk recalled after infants are violently sickFriday 13th June 2008  SMA Gold ready-to-use liquid infant milk has been recalled
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Chips have super-sized 18 month old girlMonday 9th June 2008  Eating almost exclusively chips, an 18 month old girl has become quite obese.
Read more | Pregnant women should not wear heelsSaturday 7th June 2008  Recent news claims that pregnant women should avoid wearing high heels and wear trainers instead.
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Too much TV may be harmful to your babySaturday 7th June 2008  Too much TV may be harmful to your baby. Does it prevent mums interacting with their infant?
Read more | Baby girl born twiceSaturday 7th June 2008  A baby girl was considered a miracle by her Texan mother and father - after being born not once but TWICE.
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Chlorine may cause birth defectsFriday 6th June 2008  There have been stories about tap water causing birth defects, read about it and what the NHS has to say.
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