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Mum's heartfelt message as Noah Woods' tragic death brings back nightmares - AOL (opens the original)
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A mum has described the heart-wrenching moment her non-verbal son vanished like tragic Noah Woods - warning it could happen to anyone. Kylie Reading faced every parent's worst nightmare when her son Devon Reading disappeared from their home. The 43-year-old came downstairs after lying down due to feeling unwell when she noticed her then five-year-old son was absent. • 'I nearly died of sepsis after giving birth - now I’m holding the miracle baby I never thought I’d have' • Prince Harry gives rar
Mum's heartfelt message as Noah Woods' tragic death brings back nightmares (opens the original)
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A mum has described the heart-wrenching moment her non-verbal son vanished like tragic Noah Woods - warning it could happen to anyone. Kylie Reading faced every parent's worst nightmare when her son Devon Reading disappeared from their home. The 43-year-old came downstairs after lying down due to feeling unwell when she noticed her then five-year-old son was absent. The mum-of-three said she and her family scoured the house and garden three times before expanding their search to the estate. Kyli
'I blamed my toddler's cough on childhood bug – weeks later she was dead' (opens the original)
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A heartbroken mum is urging parents never to ignore a lingering cough - as it was the first sign of a killer heart disease that tragically claimed her toddler's life. Three-year-old Penny Dunn was a healthy and active toddler who'd only had 'one cold her entire life' before falling ill out of the blue. Courtney Sherwood, 27, said her daughter developed a cough around Christmas last year, but put the tickle down to winter illness. But as Penny's chesty cough continued to worsen, the mum-of-two to
Parents worried about babies' gut health with eight in ten using 'Dr Google' (opens the original)
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Eight out of 10 parents of under-5s search online at least a few times a month for reassurance about their babies' toileting and gut health, new research reveals. The research by SMA Nutrition found that nearly half of British adults (48%) say there isn't enough open conversation or education around infant gut health. Meanwhile 60% of parents of under-5s say parenting feels more pressured than ever. While 73% of British adults say infant gut health is a very important part of a baby's overall we
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