Seven ways to survive pregnancy
Cramps, nausea, insomnia - carrying a baby is not all glowing skin and maternal calm, but Jane Bainbridge has some advice on alleviating the downside.
Work that bump, help your baby
Exercise in pregnancy is great, claims a new report. Too right, says Peta Bee, who swam and jogged daily until her son's birth - even though she had to wear three sports bras.
Babies on ice
Egg freezing started out as a necessity for the infertile, but it is fast becoming a back-up plan for the busy. So is this the perfect solution for those who want to delay motherhood - or the ultimate admission that pregnancy and the workplace don't mix? Viv Groskop hears the views of doctors, happy parents and mothers-in-waiting.
Pregnancy exercise
Your questions answered by fitness expert Joanna Hall.
Testing, testing
It started with pregnancy kits 20 years ago and now you can buy home diagnosis tests for dozens of ailments, from cancer to high cholesterol. They are certainly handy, but should we trust them, asks Joanna Moorhead.
What price for a perfect delivery?
A new NHS scheme offers guaranteed one-to-one care throughout pregnancy and labour - a snip at £4,000. Lucy Atkins reports.
Pregnancy yoga
Natural health therapist Emma Mitchell answers your questions.