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Tagged with: Support with change, Postnatal care, Self-care and well-being
Sometimes, it’s not just your baby that needs taking care of in the early days. Here are some tips about how to take care of yourself after having a baby.
Tagged with: Wellbeing & mental health, Common experiences after birth, Your body after birth, How you might be feeling, You after birth
Many people feel unprepared for their birth experience and as many as one in three people report feeling traumatised after giving birth. Read on to find out whether you might have post-traumatic stress disorder and how to get support.
Tagged with: Outdoor play, Practicalities of being a parent
Trains, tubes and buses can feel like an obstacle course when you have a baby. But don’t be intimidated – it’s all doable, with a few handy tips.
Tagged with: Caesarean birth, What happens in labour & birth
We discuss the advantages and risks of a vaginal birth after a caesarean and answer questions you might have about vaginal births after caesarean.
Tagged with: Common discomforts, First trimester, The body in pregnancy, Second trimester, Third trimester
If you're getting more vaginal discharge now you're pregnant, you aren’t alone. Here are the answers to the most-asked questions about vaginal discharge.
Tagged with: The body in pregnancy, Pregnancy related conditions
It can be an uncomfortable side-effect of pregnancy but can varicose veins cause harm? Here’s the information…
Tagged with: After the birth, What happens in labour & birth, After your baby is born
If you’ve heard people talk about Vitamin K but are feeling a bit clueless, here’s the information you’ll need.
Tagged with: Coping strategies for labour and birth, Pain in labour, Water birth, Your pain relief options
Giving birth or at least labouring in water is becoming ever more popular and for good reason. It’s a great pain reliever and more. Here we explain all.
Tagged with: Feeding your baby or toddler, Practical tips
There are so many different brands of bottles and teats, that choosing one can feel confusing. Here’s a round-up so you can decide what’s best for you and your baby.