Mum Health

A watery mouth or a tendency to overheat, there are so many quirky ailments that come with becoming a mum, most of which you’ve probably never heard of! Luckily, gurgle is on hand to supply you with the answers and dish out advice on anything from how safe natural remedies are to surviving emotional peaks and troughs after your baby is born.

We also give advice on how to care for yourself post-baby, including post-natal breast problems and postnatal contraception! We believe that a healthy happy mummy means a healthy happy baby so read on for all things mum health...

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Incontinence 20 years after childbirth three times more common after vaginal delivery

Exercises recommended through pregnancy

Chocolate week special: Could chocolate lower the risk of pre-eclampsia?

Mum’s weight affects miscarriage and mortality rates

Six questions you’d ask your gynaecologist if she was your best friend

Pregnant Victoria Beckham won’t give up her high heels: but is it safe?

Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Check out those boobs!

Five ways for mums get more ME time

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Incontinence 20 years after childbirth three times more common after vaginal delivery

New research shows that women who have given birth vaginally are three times more likey to suffer from incontinence...

Exercises recommended through pregnancy

Nowadays, for women who are having normal pregnancies, moderate physical exercise is seen as beneficial.

Chocolate week special: Could chocolate lower the risk of pre-eclampsia?

To celebrate that this week is National Chocolate Week, we thought we’d bring you a series of yummy chocolate related stories. Apparently chocolate doesn’t just taste delicious: it’s good for you too! Hurrah!

Mum’s weight affects miscarriage and mortality rates

A new study has indicated that obese women are more likely to suffer miscarriages or lose their children within the first year than women of a normal weight range.

Six questions you'd ask your gynaecologist if she was your best friend

Imagine if your best friend was a gynaecologist and you could ask her anything in the world! Here's our pick of embarrassing questions you'd be too scared to ask!

Pregnant Victoria Beckham won’t give up her high heels: but is it safe?

Victoria is expecting her fourth child (reported to be a long awaited daughter) this summer, but the fashion-conscious celebrity isn’t letting that stop her from wearing her favourite heels.

Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Check out those boobs!

Breast cancer is still the second biggest cause of death from cancer for women in the UK, after lung cancer, and is the most common cancer in woman under 35. October is national Breast Cancer Awareness Month: We all know someone who has been affected by breast cancer, which is why it’s so important we stay breast aware.

Five ways for mums to get more ME time

What? YOU want some time to yourself? How selfish of you… surely you should be spending all your available hours and minutes with your darling offspring? Actually, no, all mummies, whatever their situation need ‘me’ time. If you don’t have ‘me’ time you will literally go quietly insane. If (like me) your children even follow you into the bathroom and watch you having a wee, it’s time to regain some time for yourself.

Lose those Easter egg pounds!

Easter egg pounds can mount up more than you think and if you've been trying to lose weight after having your baby you may get a shock next time you step on the scales... but these easy ways to lose weight should help!

Interview with Pre and Postnatal Fitness Expert Vicky Warr

Vicky Warr is gurgle's newest expert! Here she talked to us about her career as a Pre and Postnatal Fitness expert, giving some insightful tips and helpful information

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