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What Every Parent Should Know About Birth Experiences
Every birth is unique and magical in its own way. For new parents, understanding and expecting this can be reassuring. While many labours progress smoothly, others take unexpected turns, and both can be normal. This post will offer a look at what new parents should know about childbirth so that they can feel prepared once the moment arrives. Read on to find out more. Every Birth is Unique – & That’s Ok First, it is helpful to recognise that every birth is unique. Birth plans can be helpful, but they rarely go exactly according to plan, so you need to be prepared for this. Variation is normal, so you need…
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Third Trimester + Toddler = Send Help (And Snacks) A Real Guide
So, like me, you’ve hit the third trimester. You’re knackered, your bladder is about as reliable as a toddler’s mood, and you’re growing a tiny human whilst raising a slightly larger (louder, messier) one. Glamorous? Not quite. Badass? Absolutely. Honestly, surviving the third trimester when you’ve got a toddler tearing through the house like they’re auditioning for Ninja Warrior: CBeebies Edition is less “peaceful baby bonding” and more “pass the chocolate and don’t speak to me unless it’s about Bluey.” Let’s dive into the real-deal, no-fluff survival guide for doing pregnancy round two (or three, you magical unicorn) with a toddler hanging off your ankle. 1. Lower The Bar… Then…
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What Every Parent Should Know About Birth Experiences
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Welcome To The Third Trimester: Your Guide
Hello, gorgeous mama-to-be! You’ve officially entered the home stretch—months 7, 8, and 9 of this wild ride that is pregnancy. Think of this as the pregnancy equivalent of the final level, but with more waddles, snack cravings, and nursery Pinterest boards. I’m well into my third trimester, and it’s all starting to feel real. So from one mother to another, here’s my third trimester guide. What’s Going On in That Belly (and Everywhere Else) You’ve got a teeny human doing a serious growth spurt, and believe me—they’re not subtle about it. By week 31, most major development is done; now the baby’s packing on the pounds at roughly half a…
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What Every Parent Should Know About Birth Experiences
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The role of regular check ups during pregnancy
Pregnancy is an exciting yet nerve-wracking time for many women. Advancements in modern technology make it easier to check on developing babies, but modern pregnancy can also be full of challenges. With so much information so readily accessible, it’s very important for expecting mothers to trust their healthcare providers and avoid overthinking! Regular checks help women to maintain their peace of mind and health. They’re an important part of getting ready to welcome a new addition, so it’s worth knowing about the role they play. What happens during a routine check? Routine pregnancy checks, also known as antenatal checks, are designed to make things safer for expectant mothers and their…
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What Every Parent Should Know About Birth Experiences
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Emma’s Diary Feature: How Pregnancy Changed My Skincare Routine
As a skincare blogger and all-around enthusiast, I had no clue that pregnancy could have such an effect on the way I look, the way I feel and could change day to day. Maybe I was aware of it pre-pregnancy but the reality is, your skin will change when you fall pregnant and your routine will need to adapt because of that. My Skin History I suffered from acne as a teenager and while at the time it felt like the end of the world, now when I look back at photos, I see just how mild it was overall. I’d get large breakouts on my cheeks – big, red,…
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What Every Parent Should Know About Birth Experiences
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