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Yes, I remember from my 1st pregnancy that I was sick for 2 months then one day I felt fine again - just like that! I can't wait for that day to come this around!!!

Same here, I'm finding diary products make me feel very nauseous. I'm hoping I'll be OK by 2nd trimester so that I can start taking in some calcium again.

In my 1st pregnancy, I used Palmers for a little while but I couldn't stand the smell so I gave up. I'm really lazy with moisturising creams and I ended up not using any at all over my bump, and I don't have a single stretch mark. I read somewhere that it really depends on your type of skin, and...

I've given up peanuts and peanut butter for the pregnancy as I've heard that it can lead to a peanut allergy in the child. Not sure how true this is, but I thought I'd follow it anyway.

In my 1st pregnancy, I couldn't stomach anything. This time around, I've been eating lots of junk food, have gone off veg and fruit (and I normally love my fruit and veg). And I'm finding that diary foods makes me feel sick.

Luckily the taste seems to have subsided, and my nausea is now only bad in the mornings and late evenings. I'm hoping by the time I hit the 2nd trimester, it'll be gone.

Same here too. During my 1st pregnancy, I was sick for 2 months, and couldn't stomach anything. This time around, I'm not as nauseous and can eat more, but only really want to eat junk food. I think our bodies are geared up for this time in the pregnancy, and as long as we eat something...

It's not very metallicy, just very unpleasant, and I'm not a very big fan of mints either :( With my 1st pregnancy, my morning sickness lasted 2 months - as soon as I hit the 2nd trimester. I can't wait til then!

For about a week or so now, I have been constantly having a nasty taste in the mouth. It goes when I eat and drink, but soon after, it's there again and I can't seem to shift it. And the taste isn't helping with the morning sickness either. Any tips ladies?

That's what I was going to suggest too.

I'm thinking about getting a pillow for LO. Any recommendations?

I've been giving all different types of meat to LO. Before all her molars came through, she found it difficult to chew the meat, so I blended it and mixed it in. Now she's able to chew, I either use minced meat or cut it into very small pieces when cooking.

I think that some contain artificial sweetners which may explain why the overall calorie count will be lower.

We've had the same problem, spent a fortune on all sorts of training cups. In the end, it was the cheapest cup that came out best. We bought a pack of Boots Essentials lidded cups (£2 for 4) which have a free-flowing spout and LO has taken to this with no problems. Only moan about these cups are...

I recommend (and used) this one: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Annabel-Karmels ... 833&sr=8-1

I have a basic digital thermometer which I use for armpit readings and also a Braun ear thermometer, and I find the Braun much easier and quicker to use.

I have a footmuff but it doesn't come up high enough to cover her chest, so we use blankets to wrap around her chest when the weather is very cold, like now. However, she likes to move her arms a lot, so the blanket doesn't stay up for long. I was tempted to use some pegs to clip the top of the...

Any ideas on how to stop the blanket falling off from covering LO when she is sitting in her buggy?

I have no experience with any lotions and potions to use to keep hair untangled, but if you're looking for a brush that can brush the tangles out without pain, I recommend the Tangle Teezer hairbrush: http://www.tangleteezer.co.uk/

Yep, you can get collect points on follow-on formula (6mths+) and as far as I remember, you can redeem too. As someone on here has mentioned, look for the asterisk on the price label, if it's there, it's a redeemable item.