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Hampshire Girl returns from America after Surgery
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Six-year-old Emma Clark from North Hampshire is said to making “great progress” after she underwent surgery in America to help her walk.
Emma was born with mild cerebral palsy due to complications her mother experienced during her pregnancy; this caused her feet to rotate inward, preventing her from walking.
With the help of…
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Kids go free at Marwell
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Marwell Wildlife has just announced of a limited ticket offer. Every child will receive FREE entry into the zoological park until 6th September 2010 when accompanied by a full paying adult. Families can take advantage of this special offer by downloading a voucher from Marwell’s website: www.marwell.org.uk/kids and bringing it to the park…
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One Born Every Minute comes to Southampton
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The Bafta award winning series, One Born Every Minute, has returned for another gripping series and this time they want to hear Hampshire’s birth stories.
The hit channel four show will be filming 12 one-hour films at the Princess Anne Southampton Hospital from the 6th September to mid October.
The program is looking…
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Smoking mums put unborn babies at risk
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A recent survey has found that hundreds of mums-to-be are ignoring warnings and putting their unborn babies' lives at risk by smoking during pregnancy.
Portsmouth came out the worst with around one in six mums smoking during their pregnancies in 2008/09.
This works out to 425 women - the highest proportion of smoking…
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Husha-ByeBaby
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Life changed for Jennifer Lackie when she found out at the end of a long day she didn’t have time to track down the natural baby care products she was looking for. This inspired her and her friend Margaret Peet to create Husha-byebaby.com.
What makes Hush unique?
Our ability to visit other countries…
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The cost of raising a child
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According to research by LV=, the average cost of raising a child until the age of 21 has now reached £200,000. According to the survey, on average parents are forking out £9,610 on food, clothing and education every year.
This survey doesn’t include private education but points out that overall, parents still pay…
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Saving for the unexpected
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The recession proves you can never be too sure about your future. We were living beyond our means, spending more than we had and saving virtually nothing. House prices were over inflated and credit card use was scarily high. As the bubble burst, people were left with nothing, well nothing other than debts.…
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