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Tagged with: What happens in labour & birth, Different types of birth
Induction of labour is frequently offered or requested. Here we look at what induction of labour is, why it is offered and what the options around induction are.
Tagged with: 0-3 months, Common concerns, 3-6 months, Feeding your baby or toddler, 6-9 months, Challenges
What does an inflamed milk duct feel and look like? And what’s the best way to treat it? Find out everything you need to know here.
Tagged with: Planning birth
Many people think hospital is the best place to have a baby, but this might not necessarily be the case. Read more about giving birth at home.
Tagged with: Healthy pregnancy, The body in pregnancy
Some pregnancy symptoms are more of a concern than others. Here’s a rundown of which bothersome symptoms are actually normal and which might be a concern.
Tagged with: Caring for your baby or toddler, Crying
Deciding whether to leave your baby to cry is a tough one. Here we look at crying extinction techniques, and the pros and cons for babies over six months.
Tagged with: Planning birth, Different types of birth
Various methods are rumoured to bring on labour, but do they work? And are they safe? We look at the truth behind some of the most popular.
Tagged with: Healthy pregnancy, The body in pregnancy
Can exercise be continued during pregnancy? Are there any sports that should be avoided? Read more about staying fit and active during pregnancy.
Tagged with: Wellbeing and lifestyle in pregnancy
Travel is safe for almost everyone who is pregnant. Here we share ideas for a successful trip.
Tagged with: Feeding your baby or toddler, Challenges
Many parents worry that their baby isn’t getting enough milk, however they feed their baby. Find out how to recognise signs that your baby is getting the right amount of milk, and what to do if they’re not gaining weight.
Tagged with: The body in pregnancy
Itchy skin during pregnancy can be uncomfortable and is sometimes a sign of something more serious. Read about how to manage it and when to seek medical help.