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6 things I thought I'd do on maternity leave (and didn't)
There were a number of things I thought I was going to achieve during my months at home. As it happens, the reality was rather different.
The phenomenon of phantom pregnancy kicks
'Phantom pregnancy kicks’ are encountered by many mums months - or even years - after their pregnancy is over.
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Supplements and probiotics for pregnancy and breastfeeding
From the moment you fall pregnant your body's nutritional requirements change as you begin supporting the growing life inside of you.
Trying to get fit? Bad gums may be your undoing
Bad gums? They're very likely shortening your lifespan, and even undermining sport and exercise that should extend your life, says a world oral health expert.
Had a 'Real Mum Moment' lately?
We often only see what others want us to see and this picture perfect world has us doubting our own abilities.
'I've had enough. I'm a FF': Woman's rant against bra companies strikes a chord
Bra shopping has got to be up there with jeans shopping as one of the most hellish experiences you're expected to pay for.
Are you anxious - or just worried?
We all feel worried sometimes - but how can you tell if your worry level has reached the point where it's beginning to cause problems?
Cry it out
Should we all deliberately cry more?
There are plenty of reasons to grab a box of tissues, shut the door and have a good bawl.
Yes, I had two babies in 11 months - and I am happy
I'd just given birth, was so tired I couldn't remember my own name, and frankly, slightly depressed. And pregnant. AGAIN.
When doing chores is your new 'me time'
After children, 'me time' looks a little different.
My baby weight battle was tougher than I imagined it would be
Celebrity images of post-natal perfection have fooled us, but we can still learn to love our mum bodies
'She hasn't asked for her mama once': a heartbreaking testament of a mum's love
Instead of maintaining her close bond with her daughter in the months before her death, Joey Feek decided to become "less" to her.
Tattoos: bigger, bolder and granny might have one, too
With 19 per cent of all Australians inked, tattoos are now officially mainstream.
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