Relationships And Sex
Postnatal sex and relationship tips for women. Information and advice on daily lifestyle changes you can make post pregnancy for a healthy, happy relationship. We share with our Healthy Mummy community tips to help you fall pregnant, plus ways to keep intimate with your partner after a baby.
11 gifts mums ACTUALLY want for Christmas
Aside from a sleep-in and children who behave like angels, what other gifts do mums actually want at Christmas? Well, one of these 11 gifts, of course!
Read MoreWhat an episiotomy looks like while giving birth
An episiotomy is an intentional surgical cut given to the mother around the vagina in order for the baby to be safely delivered.
Read MoreNOT having postpartum sex is a sign of a GOOD relationship, says expert
A recent study has highlighted that a decline in sexual activity with your partner post birth is NOT necessarily a sign something is ‘wrong’.
Read More15 health benefits of having regular sex – helping you look younger and live longer
Having regular sex isn't just fun! By doing so in a safe, healthy way, you may actually be receiving many health benefits.
Read More8 ways to maintain your sex life after having kids
You may be exhausted after having kids but what if we told you there is a way to maintain your sex life after becoming a parent?
Read More4 of the best sex positions to help you lose fat
Getting rambunctious in the bedroom isn't just good for your relationship it can also help burn calories and even lose belly fat! Try one of these four positions to help you lose that belly fat.
Read MoreWomen reveal they have BETTER SEX with their husbands
It official, one-night stands are overrated! A new study has found that women claim to have steamier sex sessions…
Longing for a son? Here are 10 ways that may help you conceive a baby boy
Do you have a daughter already and want to balance out the gender in the house? There MAY be some ways that can help you conceive a baby boy.
Read More5 ways your clitoris may change during pregnancy!
Missed periods, tender breasts, an expanding tummy...but many expecting mamas say their CLITORIS changes throughout pregnancy too.
Read MoreThe fights all new parents get into during the first few months (and how to avoid them)
What are the most common fights in those early hazy days of new parenthood? We've uncovered the universal fights all new parents get into.
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