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Postnatal RecoveryBirthwork & Careers

I posted this last year before I perfected Betty's look

I posted this last year before I perfected Betty's look. She's looking much better now 😂 • • • • • • Whhyyyyyyy?! Whenever I have been pregnant, the condition of my hair is amazing. It seems to…

19 July 2020

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Postnatal RecoveryBirthwork & Careers

The postpartum period is an amazing time when you are getting to know your newborn…

The postpartum period is an amazing time when you are getting to know your newborn baby and bond as a family. There are also lots of things that might occur with your body that noone had told you…

29 July 2019

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Postnatal RecoveryBirthwork & Careers

Whhyyyyyyy?!

Whhyyyyyyy?! Whenever I have been pregnant, the condition of my hair is amazing. It seems to grow quicker and feels lovely. As soon as I give birth, it all begins to fall out (no I don't mean…

25 April 2019

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Postnatal RecoveryBirthwork & Careers

P L A C E N T A❤️

P L A C E N T A❤️ This classic photograph from @viviandoula still amazes me. This is what a placenta looks like on both sides when laid out flat. @viviandoula says: "The only temporary organ, a…

15 June 2021

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Postnatal RecoveryPregnancy

Stretchmarks are a common part of pregnancy as many women will get them on their…

Stretchmarks are a common part of pregnancy as many women will get them on their abdomen, breasts and other places such as the thighs. They are a result of skin stretching rapidly and although…

16 January 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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Postnatal RecoveryPregnancy

One question I'm often asked by women after they have given birth is "will it hurt…

One question I'm often asked by women after they have given birth is "will it hurt when I pee after having stitches?" You may find that it can be a little sore in the early days depending on the…

14 April 2019

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Postnatal RecoveryNewborns

In need of some tips

In need of some tips.... I'm almost 5 weeks post baby and 2 stone (approx 14 kg) over my pre-pregnancy weight still. I always put on stupid amounts during pregnancy as I over eat and get serious…

26 February 2019