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NewbornsFeeding

The top 4 toddler breastfeeding positions!

The top 4 toddler breastfeeding positions! . Well at least this is what my baby likes to do anyway. Future gymnast perhaps? I think I need to invest in a breastfeeding necklace or some kind of…

10 March 2020

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Twins & MultiplesFeeding

various best breastfeeding positions for a single baby and twins

13 February 2024

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6 things you may not have known about breastfeeding | Midwife Marley

Here I share 6 things you may not have been told about breastfeeding and help make life with your newborn easier.

18 August 2019

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Partners & FamilyBirthwork & Careers

Birth worker download pack discount for the next 24 hours only!

Birth worker download pack discount for the next 24 hours only! As some of you know, I am also the founder of @childbirthdownloads for birth workers. . I have designed a whole heap of…

30 July 2020

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Birthwork & CareersCaesarean Birth

Many women will worry about breastfeeding after a c-section

Many women will worry about breastfeeding after a c-section. Although it can be trickier to breastfeed after a c-section due to discomfort from the incision, with the right support and…

28 July 2020

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Postnatal RecoveryLabour & Birth

**TRIGGERING COMMENTS**

**TRIGGERING COMMENTS** The vast majority of births end with the placenta detatching from the womb and being expelled through the vagina in what is called the third stage of labour. Very…

2 November 2020

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Birthwork & CareersCaesarean Birth

Some babies prefer to sit bottom first, or feet/foot first 😁 This is not usually an…

Some babies prefer to sit bottom first, or feet/foot first 😁 This is not usually an issue until you reach around 35 weeks. If your midwife or doctor thinks that your baby is still breech at 36…

17 August 2019

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Birthwork & CareersLabour & Birth

You may have noticed that your baby's head looks a funny shape after birth and may…

You may have noticed that your baby's head looks a funny shape after birth and may even be a little alarmed at this! . Babies have a 'soft spot' at the front of their heads which allows for the…

25 March 2019

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Birthwork & CareersBirth Preparation & Hypnobirthing

The ideal position for a baby to be born is head down in the OA or occipito anterior…

The ideal position for a baby to be born is head down in the OA or occipito anterior position. The baby is head down, with their face facing your back. The baby’s chin is tucked into their chest…

16 June 2019

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Partners & FamilyBaby Sleep

Here are some of the pain relief methods commonly used during birth

Here are some of the pain relief methods commonly used during birth. Water- you dont have to give birth in water to benefit from in. Just spending your labour in the warm pool can help make you…

15 June 2019

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Birthwork & CareersBirth Preparation & Hypnobirthing

If you are enjoying a low risk pregnancy, waterbirth might be an option to consider

If you are enjoying a low risk pregnancy, waterbirth might be an option to consider. Some women love it and others don't but it's certainly a gentle way for baby to enter the world! . Some…

8 July 2020

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Birth Preparation & HypnobirthingBaby Sleep

To all those who had a tiresome night last night

To all those who had a tiresome night last night. I know your eyes are burning, you probably feel ready to throw up, are totally touched out and feel like your brain is a big mound of jelly. How…

10 May 2022