Milton Protect Against Covid-19
Latest WHO Guidelines Suggest Hospital Grade Hygiene Products from Milton Protect Against Covid-19 Respiratory illness spreads via airborne droplets from coughing, sneezing and hand contact. Bournemouth – 20th March 2020– Milton, the leading expert in sterilising updated their guidelines to beating the Covid-19 outbreak. Milton has been trusted by hospitals for over 70 years and
10 Early Signs of Pregnancy
Did you know that most women think their periods are late because they have not been tracking them properly? Other factors that contribute to a missed (or late) period include rigorous exercise, stress, falling ill, and so on.
Plaster Diversity
Plasters in light, medium and dark tones are now available at Tesco. The retailer acknowledges this important step. They are calling on other retailers to follow suit and better represent diversity Tesco has announced that it has introduced a new range of fabric plasters that are available in three skin tones – light, medium and
The best gift you can give your kids this Christmas is resilience
Attributed to Sue Penna, co-founder and chief executive officer at Rock Pool CIC Resilience is the ability to return to being healthy and hopeful after bad things happen. Sometimes resilience is about survival; the more dangers and difficulties we face, the more we need to bounce back each time. Managing resilience is important. If we
Maintaining energy levels after your pregnancy
Whilst we know your priority is your newborn, it’s important to make sure you look after yourself too! Here are some tips for keeping your energy levels up and taking care of your own well-being, following the birth of your baby. Take a look at the handy Lil-Lets maternity advice guide. Eat a balanced diet
Yoga Poses for Parents to Overcome Back Pain
Being parents to a bundle of joy is the best blessing you can ever have. It’s a wonderful moment for both parents. However, parenting also brings a lot of physical stress which in turn can lead to backaches or pain. When your back is aching, even the simplest of tasks can give you a sweat.
Summer holiday fun to help your children thrive
the activities you choose can also have a positive impact on your child’s physical and mental health wellbeing.
Addiction Expert urges Parents to Learn about Drugs
With the festival season in full swing, Priory addiction expert Dr Niall Campbell says parents need to know about the drugs their children might be exposed to – and the potentially lasting effects Addiction expert urges parents to learn about drugs and the routes to addiction ‘It’s no good parents saying ‘it wasn’t like that
Aqua Wipes: The Plastic-Free, Biodegradable Wet Wipes
Nearly all of us at one time will use wet wipes -they are so darn useful and handy. But and there is always a big but with disposable items: Wipes can find their way into oceans and along with other types of plastic pollution, they can cause long-term problems for sea creatures and the marine
A Paralympian’s tale
How sport can unlock potential of children with cerebral palsy 1 in every 400 babies in the UK is born with a type of cerebral palsy according to the Office for National Statistics. For the family, having the right information and support is key to help children achieve their full potential in life. In light
The Big Smile Tea Party
Smile Train, the international children’s cleft charity, is excited to announce that their annual fundraising event, the Big Smile Tea Party, will be returning this year – just in time for the Easter festivities. Launching on Monday 15th April, the Big Smile Tea Party encourages friends, families, colleagues and students all over the UK, to
Kelly’s Dance Studio. NEW Spring/Summer TERM starts Saturday 27 April 2019
Kelly’s Dance Studio. NEW Spring/Summer TERM starts Saturday 27 April 2019. Passionate about all forms of dance, they offer classes in a variety of styles for children from 2.5 years BALLROOM – LATIN – BALLET – TAP – JAZZ every Saturday Rosette/Tiny Tots – They use simple steps to build confidence and co-ordination. There are 15
Berry Up at Eastertime
Easter is a time to enjoy the festivities including family meals and chocolate egg hunts. However, it is also rather easy for sugar intakes to skyrocket during this fun time. For example, one survey[1] looking at the sugar content of Easter eggs revealed that one medium chocolate egg provides around 23 teaspoons of sugar whilst
Healthy, Fast 800 Diet
For years I’ve been told the best way to lose weight and keep it off is to eating a little less and moving more creating a deficit. The “healthy” weight loss being 1-2lb a week. I know this because there isn’t a diet out there that I haven’t tried over the past 50 years! Some
Wellness Tips from a Leading Olympian… LAURA KENNY
Start your day right “I make sure I am incorporating delicious and nutritious meals into not only my diet, but also Albie’s. I would say breakfast is key, so we start the day with a bowl of Quaker Oats as they are packed with nutrition that aids gut and heart health.” Stay organised and plan
The Macular Society and optician launch festive campaign with inspirational Para-athlete
As an outgoing nine-year-old with a love of computer games and reading, Zac Shaw couldn’t understand why he was slowly edging closer to the screen and pages – until, after four years of tests and hospital trips, he was diagnosed with an incurable sight-stealing condition called Stargardt disease. It causes degeneration of the macula –
How To Deal With Teenage Acne
Becoming a teenager is a big and scary step for those involved. However, this is a time where many teenagers want to look their best and for most, this is when skin problems and issues begin to flare up. Nine out of ten teenagers will get acne at some point during adolescence and, although it
Spot the signs: Measles
Measles is a highly infectious, unpleasant viral illness that has some characteristic features to distinguish it from other viruses. Furthermore, it has the potential to cause serious complications. What to look for A mass of red spots break out around the neck, behind the ears and face but can appear elsewhere too, including the inside
Christmas presents to improve your child’s wellbeing
It’s that time of year again when parents hit the shops (or the internet) in desperate search of gifts for Christmas. Ideally, you are looking for presents that make their faces light up, not cost the earth, get your children off their screens and actually improve their development at the same time. Need some help?
Optometrist warns we’re absorbing more than 10 times too much blue light from digital device screens
Optometrist and blue light expert Dhruvin Patel believes that due to our screen-heavy lifestyles, the average Brit is absorbing more than 10 times too much blue light from their digital devices, with most spending between 10-14 hours a day in front of one. They have it all covered! We tried the cover for iphone and