Articles Tagged: tiredness

What does 'sleeping through the night' really mean?

By Ben Wakeling, Oct 31, 2011

Halloween is the one time of year when my face tends to fit in with everyone else's. The painful truth is, though, that for the remaining 364 days of the year I continue to sport sunken, hollow eyes, an ashen complexion, and a stiff, shuffling walk thanks to a back crippled by continual lifting of a child.

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10 ways having a baby will change your relationship

By Debbi Marco, Oct 22, 2011

1. Life becomes a constant competition based on who is more tired, who works harder and who has changed more poo nappies. No one is ever the winner in this scenario – if you win the argument, it just means you're doing more.

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Twice a week sex? You must be joking

By Glynis Kozma, Jul 9, 2011

Twice a week? You must be joking! That's the verdict of mums on their sex lives. If you read about the antics of Ryan Giggs you'd be forgiven for thinking the whole world- or the WAG world at least- is having sex all the time.

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What not to say to a mum

By Liz Stansfield, Jun 25, 2011

We’ve all had those moments where you want to scream at, or give a good slap, to someone who comes out with an unfortunate comment about you or your children. Here’s our top ten

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Is my child getting enough sleep?

By Liat Hughes Joshi, Jun 22, 2011

My six-year-old daughter sleeps well but only goes to bed at 9pm which seems unusually late for her age. I've asked around and all her friends have earlier bedtimes. My husband doesn't think this is a problem.

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Moments Like This: The end of our summer holiday

By Shona Sibary, Aug 26, 2010

Don't you just love self catering? The last day of our holiday required one of us to make some sort of sense of the mountain ...

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New parents miss six months sleep in two years

By Emma Cossey, Jul 23, 2010

This probably isn't news for any new parents. New figures have shown that new parents get fewer than four hours sleep a ...

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So childbirth is painless and there's no such thing as "baby brain" - what next?

By Jenny Cornish, Feb 6, 2010

Mums everywhere will have been rather peeved by two bits of news this week. Firstly, supermodel Gisele Bundchen claims ...

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