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We’re loving this alcohol-free summer drink recipe by Kate Merker at Real Simple. Serve it at your barbecue; take it to the park. Wherever you enjoy this tasty beverage, it's sure to keep you hydrated and super-chilled.
Bottoms up!
The Wimbledon Championships are now in full swing. But there are still plenty of games, sets and matches to cheer for. Make sure you’re watching in style with these stunning looks from some of our favourite maternity lines.
It’s official: summer is here! (Even if the sun’s not playing ball…) That means we’ve got a gorgeous line-up of hot sandals to help you strut through your pregnancy in style – and comfort!
What better way to enjoy the Wimbledon Tennis Championships than with the classic strawberries and cream? We’re loving this ever-so-slightly indulgent cheesecake recipe by senior food editor for BBC Good Food Cassie Best.
There’s nothing like a good book to help put your mind at ease about pregnancy. Whether this is your first or your fifth, you’ll be thankful you heard about these new pregnancy books.
If you’ve not heard about The Surrey Park Clinic, where have you been?! This wonderful clinic specialises in female health and gynaecology, offering a personal, professional and private service in a comfortable environment.
Busy? Stressed? Sleep deprived? It’s enough to make anyone forgetful, whether you’re pregnant or not! But if this is something you’re really struggling with, you’ll be pleased to know thereare things you can do to help!
As it’s National Picnic Week this week (raining evidence to the contrary!), we thought we’d share this classic recipe from Good Housekeeping to mark the occasion. And if it doesn’t stop raining, there’s no rule against having picnics in bed.
Enjoy!
We’re looking for the new face (and bump) of Secret Saviours. If you’re chosen, we’ll send a car to take you to our photoshoot in a studio in Surrey, close to London. But the five-star treatment doesn’t end there…
We’re offering mums-to-be the chance to model for our amazing upcoming campaign.
Besides thatglow, a common symptom of pregnancy is acne, AKA ‘bacne’. Named to represent acne coming back in adulthood, bacne affects more than one out of two women during their first trimester of pregnancy. This is due to a surge in hormones. The good news is, pregnancy acne is temporary and usually goes away after childbirth, when hormones return to normal.
In the meantime, using oil-free, alcohol-free facial cleansers to replace your usual routine might just help. Check out these alternatives to choose the right product for you. And with not a paraben in sight!
Not just a tasty source of vitamins B12 and D, omega-3 fatty acids and protein, a recent study has also found that it could prevent asthma in unborn babies! (Click here to read it.) We’re loving this superfood more and more.
Enjoy!
