Just say 'ahhh' - GPs explained, Pelvic floor how-to + How my breasts saved my life

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Thursday 16 February, 2012 Learn | Heal | Soothe

GPs explained Why doctors make kids say ahhhh! Making kids say ahhhh, asking them to wee in a plastic cup and shining a torch in their eyes - we explain the tests and what the doctor is looking for. PLUS: Should I call the doctor? The symptoms checklist What to do in an emergency that requires first aid First aid essentials: burns, cuts, etc Lung and respiratory infections: symptoms and treatment The best ways to take a temperature Daily beauty Zippy make-up for mums Beauty expert Zoe Foster shows you how to look fab in 10 minutes. Most popular on Kidspot Hot product Swinging tales gift boxes These educational gift boxes are loaded with fun ideas that help children learn.   Hot comp WIN a $110 book pack Charity group, the Smith Family, have a great prize, plus runners-up prizes     Top idea Be a savvy spotter! Mums have rallied together to find the hottest savings around. Join them! send this issue of Kidspot Daily to a friend    Top ideas New 'Rafters' too packed with blokes? Vaccine myths revealed 'My breasts saved my life' Hungry caterpillar fruit stamps Microwave jacket potatoes Body Pelvic floor how-to Why you need to keep your pelvic floor in shape before birth, after and for the long term. Here's how. Benefits Chocolate is healthy! How chocolate can reduce illness - and how it can help your sex life. Really. Sign up for Mums Say to receive free samples and gifts from advertisers. Become a Kidspot fan on Facebook

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