Gwen Stefani has given birth to a baby boy - and, yes, you guessed it, she’s given the poor blighter a rather silly name.
The famous singer gave birth in LA on Thursday afternoon, and called the poor thing Zuma Nesta Rock!!!
I mean, Zuma Nesta Rock!!! Come on. That’s not fair.
A new study has dredged up some startling results for expectant mothers or women who are trying for a baby - the types of food that you eat at the time of conception may help to determine the sex of your baby.
“If you want a boy, eat a healthy diet with a high calorie intake, including breakfast,” says Fiona Mathews, the lead researcher from Exeter University. Conversely, it seems that cutting down your calories, and increasing your intake of healthy fruit and vegetables - as all expectant mums should do - makes it likely you’ll be making a baby girl.
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The more observant of you may have noticed it has been a while since we posted a new story.
This is basically because DietPixie currently has no editor. Our former editor, Holly, recently had a baby and understandably found the stresses and strains of juggling the demands of a full-time job, website and motherhood a little too much.
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The more observant of you may have noticed it has been a while since we posted a new story.
This is basically because DietPixie currently has no editor. Our former editor, Holly, recently had a baby and understandably found the stresses and strains of juggling the demands of a full-time job, website and motherhood a little too much.
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