When I was pregnant with my first, I used to get insanely jealous whenever I would see someone running. It’s not that I was a big runner before pregnancy, but for some reason watching someone do something that I couldn’t turned
This is one of those questions I am asked a lot! You might remember I gave my top tips for choosing the right pillow here, but picking the right mattress can seem even more daunting. This is because they are
One of my toddler’s favourite things to do at the moment is to spin around and around until he makes himself dizzy. It always make me a bit uncomfortable, mostly because I’m worried he’ll hurt himself in the aftermath, but
Being a new mum brings with it many challenges: recovering from a birth, sleep depravation and finding a ‘balance’ are just a few! Why not throw a bit of wrist pain into the mix? ’Baby wrist’ is something I’m seeing
When you have pain or discomfort, it is perfectly natural to seek answers. You might see your choice of health professional and ask: ’What is wrong with me? Why has this happened? How can I fix it?’. This is because
If you have ever had experience with more than one type of physio you might know that the profession encompasses a variety of specialty areas. Like medicine, it is important to seek out the right professional with the right set
Cracking your knuckles / back / neck (or whatever tickles your fancy) can feel oh so good. But is it any good for you or should you be avoiding it all together? What happens when you crack a joint? Self-manipulating
As someone who has had two children under 2 years, I am completely in support of any device that allows us to do two things at once! Baby carriers, in all of their shapes and sizes, offer the wonderful advantage
Let’s be honest, high heels are pretty and they make our legs look longer… It’s unfortunate because, if it weren’t for this fact, we would probably never ever wear them! But are they really that bad for you? Well, yes
Going for a walk with the pram is the most common (and sometimes only) exercise new mums manage to fit in to their week. And there is nothing wrong with that! It can be a fantastic work out, especially if
When can I run after having a baby?
When I was pregnant with my first, I used to get insanely jealous whenever I would see someone running. It’s not that I was a big runner before pregnancy, but for some reason watching someone do something that I couldn’t turned
Which mattress should I buy?
This is one of those questions I am asked a lot! You might remember I gave my top tips for choosing the right pillow here, but picking the right mattress can seem even more daunting. This is because they are
Why am I dizzy?
One of my toddler’s favourite things to do at the moment is to spin around and around until he makes himself dizzy. It always make me a bit uncomfortable, mostly because I’m worried he’ll hurt himself in the aftermath, but
Wrist Pain in New Mums
Being a new mum brings with it many challenges: recovering from a birth, sleep depravation and finding a ‘balance’ are just a few! Why not throw a bit of wrist pain into the mix? ’Baby wrist’ is something I’m seeing
Truth bomb: We don’t always know what is causing your pain!
When you have pain or discomfort, it is perfectly natural to seek answers. You might see your choice of health professional and ask: ’What is wrong with me? Why has this happened? How can I fix it?’. This is because
Physiotherapists who treat women vs ‘women’s health’ physios – what’s the difference?
If you have ever had experience with more than one type of physio you might know that the profession encompasses a variety of specialty areas. Like medicine, it is important to seek out the right professional with the right set
Should I crack my own back?
Cracking your knuckles / back / neck (or whatever tickles your fancy) can feel oh so good. But is it any good for you or should you be avoiding it all together? What happens when you crack a joint? Self-manipulating
Which baby carrier is best for me?
As someone who has had two children under 2 years, I am completely in support of any device that allows us to do two things at once! Baby carriers, in all of their shapes and sizes, offer the wonderful advantage
Are high heels really that bad for you?
Let’s be honest, high heels are pretty and they make our legs look longer… It’s unfortunate because, if it weren’t for this fact, we would probably never ever wear them! But are they really that bad for you? Well, yes
Pushing your pram – 3 tips to help you feel the burn in the right places!
Going for a walk with the pram is the most common (and sometimes only) exercise new mums manage to fit in to their week. And there is nothing wrong with that! It can be a fantastic work out, especially if