New Zealand Woman’s Weekly 1738

Wherever Zara Tindall goes, her cheeky little shadow isn’t far behind! Three-year-old Mia trotted along to the Burghley Horse Trials to support her mum, who was competing, but ended up stealing the show as she inspected her mum’s uniform and played with a cute pup. Zara (36), on the other hand, showed what a super-mum she is, taking to her horse to compete in the cross-country course after minding her little mini-me. After taking a big tumble headfirst into the water off her horse High Kingdom, she got back up and prepared to compete the next day. Now that’s the type of attitude one would be proud to pass on!…

Wherever Zara Tindall goes, her cheeky little shadow isn’t far behind! Three-year-old Mia trotted along to the Burghley Horse Trials to support her mum, who was competing, but ended up stealing the show as she inspected her mum’s uniform and played with a cute pup. Zara (36), on the other hand, showed what a super-mum she is, taking to her horse to compete in the cross-country course after minding her little mini-me. After taking a big tumble headfirst into the water off her horse High Kingdom, she got back up and prepared to compete the next day. Now that’s the type of attitude one would be proud to pass on!…

Love him or loathe him, Winston Peters certainly does deserve cr edit for a rather extraordinary 40 years of service to our country . He’s notoriously private when it comes to his personal life, but this week he couldn’ t turn down the opportunity to answer questions supplied by you, our readers, and featur e in our magazine alongside the leaders of all the other major political parties. When it comes to election crunch time, W inston’s often found himself r eferred to as the “Kingmaker” – and with more than a week left befor e Election Day , absolutely anything seems possible in the days ahead, particularly after the rollercoaster ride we’ve been on. Speaking of Kingmakers, we were absolutely delighted by the wonderful news this week that Catherine,…

Love him or loathe him, Winston Peters certainly does deserve cr edit for a rather extraordinary 40 years of service to our country . He’s notoriously private when it comes to his personal life, but this week he couldn’ t turn down the opportunity to answer questions supplied by you, our readers, and featur e in our magazine alongside the leaders of all the other major political parties. When it comes to election crunch time, W inston’s often found himself r eferred to as the “Kingmaker” – and with more than a week left befor e Election Day , absolutely anything seems possible in the days ahead, particularly after the rollercoaster ride we’ve been on. Speaking of Kingmakers, we were absolutely delighted by the wonderful news this week that Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge…

a build-up of toxins in the blood or urine called ketosis. While normal morning sickness usually eases by around week 14 of pregnancy, hyperemesis gravidarum may not clear up until 20 weeks or even later. Kate missed numerous engagements throughout much of her previous pregnancies due to the illness. ‘I wonder if she will stop at three? I doubt it. They are having such fun with the babies’ Although the palace has yet to reveal how far she is into her pregnancy and when the baby is due, it’s thought she is probably around 11 weeks. That means this baby will be due in April or May next year. William told onlookers last week the pair would be celebrating soon after “getting over this first bit”. However, Kate looked in fine spirits during…

 a build-up of toxins in the blood or urine called ketosis. While normal morning sickness usually eases by around week 14 of pregnancy, hyperemesis gravidarum may not clear up until 20 weeks or even later. Kate missed numerous engagements throughout much of her previous pregnancies due to the illness. ‘I wonder if she will stop at three? I doubt it. They are having such fun with the babies’ Although the palace has yet to reveal how far she is into her pregnancy and when the baby is due, it’s thought she is probably around 11 weeks. That means this baby will be due in April or May next year. William told onlookers last week the pair would be celebrating soon after “getting over this first bit”. However, Kate looked in…