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19/05/201719/09/2017

Assessing the Onset of Pre-Eclampsia

Pre-eclampsia can occur anywhere between the 20th week of gestation to 4-6 weeks’ postpartum. It can be defined as a clinical condition of hypertension and proteinuria. If you think you may be suffering from pre-eclampsia during pregnancy, it is important that you seek immediate medical attention.

Read on to find out what to be on the lookout for.
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17/03/201719/09/2017

Free Inspirational Birth Affirmations

Preparing your mind is key to an empowering labour. Download and print your free inspirational birth affirmations here! Sending the love! Continue reading

10/03/201719/09/2017

Travelling During Pregnancy

If you are about to travel during your pregnancy, then understandably, you might have some concerns. However, with the tips mentioned here, you will be able to out all your travel related concerns to rest. We intend to help your trip become as safe and comfortable as it can be.
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03/03/201715/09/2017

Vitamins & Mineral Intake During Pregnancy

Before you can enter the rewarding experience that motherhood represents, you have to ensure you have a healthy pregnancy. What you eat – and what you don’t – will not just affect your health but your baby’s too! Continue reading

06/01/201719/09/2017

Dental Health and Morning Sickness

When morning sickness is on the attack 24/7, and the smell of the anything can send you hurling your way to the bathroom, how on earth do you manage to look after your teeth? Here are some ideas to get you through.
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30/12/201619/09/2017

Doula, midwife, obstetrician – what’s the difference?

Choosing the right caregiver who will be present and support you through your pregnancy, labour and delivery is key to achieving the birth you desire. So who are the players and what do each of them offer. Read below to find out more. Continue reading

02/12/201619/09/2017

Breech Babies

It is normal around 36 weeks to have an appointment with your pregnancy clinic for a general check-up. It is at this appointment that your caregivers will check the ‘lie’ of your baby. So what happens if your little one is in a breech position (feet down)? How do you get your baby to turn on its own? Read on to find out. Continue reading