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Health information on the birth of your baby : early labour, stages of labour, vaginal birth, c-section and skin to skin contact.
If you’re preparing for a caesarean birth, you’re no doubt thinking about what will happen in the operating theatre and what your recovery will be like. Here’s a few things you can expect:
Are you pregnant and searching for positive birth stories to educate, encourage and inspire you? If so, you’ve come to the right place.
Delayed cord clamping – also known as optimal cord clamping – is common practice in many hospitals because of the known benefits for premature babies and full term babies. Here we outline what’s involved as well as the benefits and risks of the practice that’s completed minutes after birth.
After your baby is born vaginally, the third stage of labour begins. This stage is all about birthing the placenta (commonly referred to as after-birth), the temporary organ that’s been sustaining your baby for the length of your pregnancy.
It’s a really common question but please don’t worry about all you don’t know about breathing in labour.
Was that something? Is this it? That felt different! Oh, I think that might have been a contraction… Here are five signs that you could be in early labour
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