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View details How to serve pancakes to a baby?
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9-12 months

How to serve pancakes to a baby?

As with many different kinds of food for babies, you should slice them into finger-sized strips, so they can practice their grip. 

View details How do you make popsicles creamy not icy?
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12-18 months

How do you make popsicles creamy not icy?

Key ingredients such as yoghurt and our NAN Toddler Milk Drink will help make your popsicles creamy rather than icy. 

View details How do you make homemade popsicles softer?
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12-18 months

How do you make homemade popsicles softer?

Greek yoghurt is a helpful ingredient to make sure your popsicles are soft enough for your little one. Luckily, we’ve already got it in our recipe.

View details Why do popsicles not freeze solid?
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12-18 months

Why do popsicles not freeze solid?

How frozen your minipops end up will depend on their liquid content. If your mango is very juicy it will freeze faster than minipops made with less juicy mangoes.

View details How to make baby popsicles without moulds?
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12-18 months

How to make baby popsicles without moulds?

If you don't have any moulds, you can use a muffin tin, large ice cube tray or freezer safe cups.

View details Can you freeze mac and cheese?
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12-18 months

Can you freeze mac and cheese?

Yes!

View details Is mac and cheese healthy?
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12-18 months

Is mac and cheese healthy?

It depends on the ingredients.

View details What goes with mac and cheese?
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12-18 months

What goes with mac and cheese?

Mac and cheese can be served alongside any roasted vegetables, salads or coleslaw.

View details How long does mac and cheese last in the fridge?
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12-18 months

How long does mac and cheese last in the fridge?

Trying to plan for meals for the week? This avocado mac and cheese can be put in the fridge stored in an airtight container for the next day.

View details How many weeks pregnant am I?
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Pregnancy

How many weeks pregnant am I?

Weeks of pregnancy start from the day of conception. To know how many weeks pregnant you are, you would need to know the date of conception, and simply count the number of weeks from that day.

View details When am I due?
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Pregnancy

When am I due?

On average, a full-term pregnancy lasts between 37-42 weeks. If you know your conception date, you can calculate the estimated due date by counting 37-42 weeks after the conception date.

View details How do doctors calculate due date?
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Pregnancy

How do doctors calculate due date?

Doctors can provide an estimated baby due date by either counting the number of weeks from conception, or performing an ultrasound of your baby which will be able to more accurately predict your ba

View details How do you calculate due date without the last period?
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Pregnancy

How do you calculate due date without the last period?

If you don’t know the date of your last period, or you are finding it difficult to estimate, you can ask your doctor for an ultrasound to help calculate your baby's due date.

View details Is diarrhoea a sign of early pregnancy?
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Pregnancy

Is diarrhoea a sign of early pregnancy?

Early symptoms of pregnancy can be different amongst women. While diarrhoea is not one of the more common early pregnancy symptoms, it could be a result of being pregnant.

View details What are the early signs of pregnancy?
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Pregnancy

What are the early signs of pregnancy?

While every woman is different, and will experience different signs of early pregnancy, the more common early symptoms of pregnancy include a missed period; swollen or sensitive breasts; feeling ti

View details How early do pregnancy symptoms start?
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Pregnancy

How early do pregnancy symptoms start?

Significant hormonal changes occur when you fall pregnant which cause early pregnancy symptoms to start for most at about 4-6 weeks after you conceive.

View details Is heartburn a sign of early pregnancy?
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Pregnancy

Is heartburn a sign of early pregnancy?

Heartburn is not commonly listed as one of the signs of early pregnancy, it’s usually a symptom of later pregnancy caused by the baby pushing on your diaphragm.

View details Is headache a sign of early pregnancy?
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Pregnancy

Is headache a sign of early pregnancy?

Headaches are commonly experienced by many women, and can be caused by multiple factors, so it’s difficult to attribute pregnancy to its cause.

View details Is bloating a sign of early pregnancy?
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Pregnancy

Is bloating a sign of early pregnancy?

Bloating fits into one of the more uncommon early pregnancy symptoms, however that doesn’t mean it’s not possible.

View details How soon can you feel pregnancy symptoms after ovulation?
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Pregnancy

How soon can you feel pregnancy symptoms after ovulation?

After ovulation, if your egg is fertilised, you may start feeling the common symptoms of pregnancy any time beyond this point.

View details How to boost toddler immune system for daycare?
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12-18 months

How to boost toddler immune system for daycare?

Exposure to some foreign bacteria and bugs from birth plays an important role in strengthening your child’s immune system.

View details What not to do in the first month of pregnancy?
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Pregnancy

What not to do in the first month of pregnancy?

As soon as you fall pregnant, there are some things that will need to stop.

View details Can you fly 1 month pregnant?
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Pregnancy

Can you fly 1 month pregnant?

For most women, there is usually no reason for restricting flying during the first month of pregnancy.

View details Is it safe to travel while 1 month pregnant?
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Pregnancy

Is it safe to travel while 1 month pregnant?

As every woman is different and every pregnancy is different, check with your healthcare professional to make sure it’s safe for you to travel while 1 month pregnant.

View details How many weeks is 1 month pregnant?
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Pregnancy

How many weeks is 1 month pregnant?

From a dating point of view, pregnancy is counted from the first day of your last menstrual period.

View details How will you know if you are 1 month pregnant?
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Pregnancy

How will you know if you are 1 month pregnant?

The most accurate way of knowing whether you are 1 month pregnant is to take a hom

View details What does a one month pregnant belly look like?
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Pregnancy

What does a one month pregnant belly look like?

For most women, the first trimester brings very little change to belly size or shape.

View details What to pack in hospital bag?
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Pregnancy

What to pack in hospital bag?

When packing your hospital maternity bag, it is important to include essential items for yourself and baby.

View details Should I change my diet?
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Should I change my diet?

View details Should I be sharing parenting?
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Should I be sharing parenting?

This will completely depend on your individual work situations, personalities, lifestyles, even family upbringing.

View details Should I be feeling anxious?
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Should I be feeling anxious?

View details Should I have a birth plan?
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Should I have a birth plan?

Add “create a birth plan” to your list of important things to do before your baby is due.

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