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06/10/201712/10/2017

Average Baby Weight at Birth and Growth in the First 3 Months

Average Baby birth weight and Growth in the First 3 Months

When it comes to your baby’s birth weight, first-time parents want it to be average! Anything on the extreme end can make them fret. If the baby doesn’t weight a lot, they start thinking it might be sick. A weight that is too high puts them on the path of worrying about obesity.
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24/02/201719/09/2017

Acting against Acne

Babies can develop skin rashes even when they are just a few days old! Don’t let most rashes worry you because they will go away on their own.
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17/02/201719/09/2017

Knowing your Pees from Poos

If you want a snapshot of your baby’s health, their nappy might be the quickest way to get it!

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10/02/201719/09/2017

Things to consider in deciding the right third stage of labour for you

We have previously discussed your choices in the third stage of labour. Whether you want an actively managed labour or an expectant or physiological third stage. As you know, here at Natural Birth and Motherhood, we are all about choice. In this Blog we will discuss, things for you to consider in deciding what is right for you.
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03/02/201719/09/2017

The first stage of labour – the basics

So, what are the quick basics facts about the first stage of a vaginal childbirth? In this Blog, we give you the easily comprehensible facts in a 3 minute or less read… Continue reading “The first stage of labour – the basics”

29/01/201719/09/2017

#SelfieSunday

Let’s inspire and empower each other with real pictures of real bumps – lines, stretch-marks and all. Continue reading

27/01/201719/09/2017

A homage to our freedom of choice

My grandmother talks to me about the days when women knew they were pregnant simply because they missed their period. They saw their doctor who confirmed their diagnosis like it was a disease. And then they returned to a hospital several months later to have their baby delivered by a doctor. That was it. Continue reading “A homage to our freedom of choice”