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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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Partners & FamilyLabour & Birth

I've had a few people ask me lately what partners should prepare for birth so I'm…

I've had a few people ask me lately what partners should prepare for birth so I'm reposting one of my old posts for those currently expecting a baby It's ideal for birth partners to prepare a…

15 September 2022

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Partners & FamilyLabour & Birth

Reposting due to several requests!

Reposting due to several requests! It's ideal for birth partners to prepare a small bag for themselves for the hospital or birth centre. Here are some things you may want to consider. Remember…

26 July 2021

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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

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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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