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Baby is beautiful, but now he's born it seems the hard work never stops! The demands on your body, your relationship and your family will be greater than ever, but Supernanny has a few tips to pull you through these first weeks...

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Does pregnancy cause tooth loss?: Does pregnancy really cause teeth to fall out? It seems there might be some truth in the old wives' tale....; Supernanny Team 05 June 2008
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It's official - breastfeeding boosts intelligence!: Breastfeeding makes children smarter according to one of the most comprehensive studies ever undertaken....; Supernanny Team 06 May 2008
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Bright ideas for breastfeeding mums: Breastfeeding's the best start for your baby, and it's now even easier and more fashionable with these nifty, niche products on the market...; Lait d'amour — Lait d'amour (Supernanny Expert) 08 April 2008
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Working your waistline...: Desperate to get a flatter stomach? Our fitness expert Mark Hibbitts can help. Don't do these exercises just after having a baby, but a few months down the line, they may make all the difference.....; Mark Hibbitts — Newborn Fitness (Supernanny Expert) 25 March 2008
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How becoming a mum affects your memory: If you've started forgetting things while pregnant or just after giving birth, you're not alone. A new study suggests that "baby brain" is a very real phenomenon.; Supernanny Team 06 February 2008
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Breastfeeding - good for your baby and right into adulthood!: New research appears to show that breastfeeding not only increases children's IQ levels, but also helps to protect against obesity and heart disease in adulthood....; Supernanny Team 07 November 2007
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Breast - still best?: New research suggests that breastfeeding does not protect children against allergies and asthma. A Canadian study that monitored over 13,000 children found no evidence of a protective effect. So, is breast still best? And if so, why?; Supernanny Team 12 September 2007
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Cot death - how can you cope?: When a baby dies suddenly and unexpectedly, the shock is likely to be devastating. Jean Simons, FSID’s Bereavement Support Manager, explains how cot death impacts on a family and what can be done to help.; Foundation for the Study of Infant Deaths (Supernanny Expert) 28 August 2007
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