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Birth Sensory® learns how you respond to sound, touch, movement and communication, then turns it into a personalised birth plan you can print and share with your birth team. Created by registered midwife Marley Henry.

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Postnatal RecoveryNewborns

True story 👆🏾

True story 👆🏾 Needs must. Sometimes, all they need to get them off to sleep is a little motion. If rocking or walking around isn't working and it's too late for a walk in the pram, a car drive…

2 November 2023

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Birthwork & CareersBaby Sleep

I'm interested to know who my followers are

I'm interested to know who my followers are. Are you a birth worker? Do you teach mums or mums to be? Do you support mums with breastfeeding or baby sleep? Are you aspiring to get into this field…

20 May 2019

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Partners & FamilyBirthwork & Careers

Dads you can get involved with the birth plan too

Dads you can get involved with the birth plan too. Although ultimately the birth plan is centred around your partners needs and wishes, it is good for you to get involved with helping her to make…

17 August 2019

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Birthwork & CareersBirth Preparation & Hypnobirthing

Reposting one of my favs 😝

Reposting one of my favs 😝 How many times have you heard "oh it's your body preparing you for waking up with a newborn"? That comment is thrown around a lot isnt it?! . There's a few reasons why…

8 June 2019

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Birthwork & CareersBirth Preparation & Hypnobirthing

How many times have you heard "oh it's your body preparing you for waking up with a…

How many times have you heard "oh it's your body preparing you for waking up with a newborn"? That comment is thrown around a lot isnt it?! . There's a few reasons why you might wake up often…

29 March 2019

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Partners & FamilyBaby Sleep

Co-sleeping..... In the UK this means sharing a bed with your baby. In the US…

Co-sleeping..... In the UK this means sharing a bed with your baby. In the US it means sharing a room . Although the recommendation from government health authorities such as the NHS is to put…

24 March 2019