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Postpartum
Navigate the period after giving birth with guidance for recovery from a vaginal birth or c-section and information for women who breastfeed or bottle-feed.
New parenthood is one of the greatest transition periods of your life (no matter how many babies you’ve had before). It’s brimming with unexpected experiences that can simultaneously perplex and delight you. Indeed, often the strangest and most memorable surprises in the early days with your baby are actually very healthy and normal experiences. Somehow, their commonality gets lost in the sleep deprivation and subsequently, they’re not often discussed.
Deciding to start the weaning process is a personal choice for you and your baby. Here we share some practical tips on when and how to stop breastfeeding.
Pelvic Organ Prolapse – The biggest cause of prolapse is pregnancy and birth – almost 50 per cent of women who have been pregnant will have some kind of vaginal prolapse after birth.
I don’t think it’s far-fetched to say that in Australia, we’re generally encouraged to “get back to it” mere weeks after having a baby.
A new sibling! Yes, it’s one of the most common childhood experiences but despite its ubiquity, the arrival of a new baby in the family is a life-altering moment for a child.
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