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Body matters

Sometimes it's all too easy to forget that it isn't just your partner's health that's important during pregnancy. She'll be bombarded with advice about what not to eat or drink and what exercise she should be doing, but a lot of it is just as relevant to you. After all, you owe it to your baby to be in good shape too, don't you?

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Major symptoms to watch out for in your child

Many dads live in a state of anxiety that their child will be struck down by some terrible illness. We guide you through some major symptoms and suggest a few ways to easily tell the difference between a mild rash and a killer case of meningitis. Plus a few others besides...

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Baby's health: A family business

What ALL family members know, think and do about the health of babies has a big impact - no parent operates alone… a baby’s health is family business. This article is about who does what in the first months of your baby’s life – not just what mum does. Mums, dads, family, friends and health professionals all play a part. We are all connected.

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How to raise a fit kid

Obesity is one of the biggest threats facing our kids today – but you can help your kids grow up fit, healthy and strong. Here’s how to ditch the fries and fizzy drinks, turn off the TV and get them fit while you both have fun.

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  • Her health

    Having a baby has a huge impact on a woman’s body. Get to grips with the health implications of birth, pregnancy and beyond and you’ll be in a far better position to offer your partner support and reassurance, when and where it’s needed.

  • Your child's health

    When your child is ill, knowing what to do can stop a stressful situation turning into a crisis. It will also enable you to make the best decisions on their behalf.

    This guide provides the need-to-know facts and figures, details of the most common ailments and links for more in-depth reading.

  • Your health

    You can try the do as I say, not as I do approach, but the lifestyle you actually lead is likely to be the one your child follows.

    By getting stuck into activities that keep you fit and active together, you’ll share some quality time and get the health benefits too...