Banning bottles: will it save kids teeth? + Strengthen that pelvic floor

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Thursday 10 February, 2011 Diet | Exercise | Read

Controversy Should we ban bottles to save kids' teeth? A leading hospital recommends parents refuse to give their children bottles (yes, even bottles of milk!) to prevent epic proportions of tooth decay in children under five years. Exercise Pelvic floor workouts Are you exercising your insides? Getting your pelvic floor in tip-top shape is necessary for your physical and emotional health - trust us! Learn more... Most Popular on Kidspot Hot Health: Kids at school Protect your kids from back-to-school bugs with these hints to keep them healthy.   Cool craft: Valentine fun Get your kids feeling the love with these cute activities for Valentine's Day.   School Zone: Food pyramid Discover your kids lunch box nutritional needs with this healthy food pyramid. send this issue of Kidspot Daily to a friend    Today's Reads: Posh's bub's sex revealed! Easy yoga fitness Cute idea! How  to involve the kids in Valentines Day How Miranda Kerr avoided stretch marks Healthy open lasagne recipe Diet Mercury in fish Fish is loaded with good stuff to keep our kids (and us) fighting fit - but what about nasties? Discover the health risks of mercury in seafood. Happy parenting secrets Discover the secrets of happy parents and how to stay on top of the days when it all feels too much. Sign up for Mums Say to receive free samples and gifts from advertisers. Become a Kidspot fan on Facebook

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