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Build a birth plan around how you cope

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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Twins & MultiplesLabour & Birth

Monitoring your baby during labour and birth

Monitoring your baby during labour and birth. The two most commonly used methods of monitoring the wellbeing of an unborn baby during labour are CTG machines (cardiotocograph) or the hand held…

30 October 2019

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Labour & BirthPregnancy

The options of where and how to give birth are endless

The options of where and how to give birth are endless. If you've had a baby before, where did you give birth? If it's not on this list, I'd still love to hear! . Birth sometimes happens in places…

30 March 2019

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Partners & FamilyBirthwork & Careers

Birth partners can help throughout any stage of labour

Birth partners can help throughout any stage of labour. No matter who your birth partner is - the baby's father, your mum, friend, sister etc, their role is more than simply watching the baby…

18 April 2020

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Birthwork & CareersLabour & Birth

"The head is at -1 station".....You may have read women online talking about vaginal…

"The head is at -1 station".....You may have read women online talking about vaginal examinations performed by their midwife or doctor in labour to assess how low the baby's head is. This is…

25 October 2019

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Partners & FamilyBirthwork & Careers

No matter who your birth partner is - the baby's father, your mum, friend, sister etc,…

No matter who your birth partner is - the baby's father, your mum, friend, sister etc, their role is more than simply watching the baby enter the world. It can be a long and tiring process for…

13 October 2019

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Partners & FamilyBirthwork & Careers

Active labour: what it is and when it starts

Repost time! • • • • • • Active labour! This usually begins when a womans cervix is 4cm dilated AND she is having strong regular contractions every few minutes. Once you are at this point, there…

5 August 2019

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Birthwork & CareersBirth Preparation & Hypnobirthing

Gestational diabetes occurs when you have high blood glucose levels during pregnancy

Gestational diabetes occurs when you have high blood glucose levels during pregnancy. Gestational diabetes usually develops in the third trimester (after 28 weeks) and typically disappears after…

7 June 2019

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Partners & FamilyBirthwork & Careers

Most babies' umbilical cords have three blood vessels: one vein, which brings…

Most babies' umbilical cords have three blood vessels: one vein, which brings nutrients from the placenta to baby, and two arteries that bring waste back to the placenta. . A two vessel cord…

24 March 2019

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Partners & FamilyBirthwork & Careers

Active labour!

Active labour! This usually begins when a womans cervix is 4cm dilated AND she is having strong regular contractions every few minutes. Once you are at this point, there is no turning back! A baby…

21 March 2019