pregnancy

Myth:
The shape and fullness of your face during pregnancy can indicate your baby's sex.

Fact:
Every woman gains weight differently during pregnancy and every woman experiences different skin changes. If people tell you that because your face is round and rosy you're having a girl, they might be right - but it's just as likely that they... more

baby

Myth:
If you carry your baby around too much, he will always want to be in your arms.

Fact:
Evidence shows just the opposite. Responding to your baby’s needs quickly leads to babies who are less fussy and easier to calm later on. It’s just the thing to help develop security and confidence later in life, too.... more

toddler

Myth:
Temper tantrums are “manipulative” and “attention-seeking” behaviours that children use to get “their way”.

Fact:
Remember, your young child is not a miniature adult — and really can't think like one yet. So he isn't capable of the kind of thoughts needed to actually use his behaviour — to any end — at this age. You'll be comforted to know... more