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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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Birthwork & CareersLabour & Birth

Some of you may already know I work with NowBaby TV to bring live antenatal education…

Some of you may already know I work with NowBaby TV to bring live antenatal education into womens homes. I along with another midwife run frequent online coursee for women who can't access face…

3 June 2019

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Partners & FamilyNewborns

Need a new doll for my pelvis!

Need a new doll for my pelvis! Preferably one with an umbilical cord and placenta attached. DM me if you have one you want up sell or can recommend a good place to get one! . . . . . . .

26 September 2018

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Birthwork & CareersLabour & Birth

Pregnant Working mumlife 🤣 In the studio just about to start one of my Nowbaby Live…

Pregnant Working mumlife 🤣 In the studio just about to start one of my Nowbaby Live online antenatal classes with @Nowbabyuk Love teaching women about the ins and outs of labour and birth! Tonight…

18 September 2018

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Maternal Mental HealthBirth Preparation & Hypnobirthing

Hypnobirthing self hypnosis guided meditation for breathing during labour

Hypnobirthing self hypnosis guided meditation for breathing during labour.

25 February 2024

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Maternal Mental HealthBirth Preparation & Hypnobirthing

Preparing the mind for birth | Midwife Marley

How can a focused mind make your birth a more positive experience?

31 January 2020

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Birthwork & CareersMaternal Mental Health

Fun fact: The cervix often does not start to change until the hours preceeding labour…

Fun fact: The cervix often does not start to change until the hours preceeding labour or when labour begins. If I could get £1 everytime I heard someone say they were worried about their cervix…

2 January 2023

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Birthwork & CareersCaesarean Birth

Bleeding after the birth of your baby is normal

Bleeding after the birth of your baby is normal. It can last anywhere from 2 to 6 weeks and sometimes even longer than that! You may find that the first week you'll bleed quite heavily and may…

15 November 2021

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Birthwork & CareersMaternal Mental Health

If I could get £1 everytime I heard someone say they were worried about their cervix…

If I could get £1 everytime I heard someone say they were worried about their cervix still being closed at 40 weeks, I'd be pretty rich! It's widely assumed that you hit a gestation when things…

11 November 2021

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Birthwork & CareersMaternal Mental Health

I hear lots of women worry about the state of their cervix in the last few weeks of…

I hear lots of women worry about the state of their cervix in the last few weeks of pregnancy. They assume that you hit a gestation when things 'should' be starting to happen down there. .…

6 August 2020

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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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Partners & FamilyMaternal Mental Health

How do I push my baby out?

Reposting one of my favourites! . How do I push out a baby?! I get asked this question all the time. For some women their bodies take control and the urge to push is over powering. For others,…

4 March 2020

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Partners & FamilyBirth Preparation & Hypnobirthing

Pre-eclampsia is a condition that occurs in pregnancy causing high blood pressure and…

Pre-eclampsia is a condition that occurs in pregnancy causing high blood pressure and other potential complications as a result. It is caused by the placenta and the only known cure is delivery of…

6 September 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 & FamilyMaternal Mental Health

"How will I know when to push?" A question I've been asked and had in my inbox on a…

"How will I know when to push?" A question I've been asked and had in my inbox on a couple of occasions. When the first stage of labour is coming to an end - the longest part which sees…

29 May 2019

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Partners & FamilyCaesarean Birth

Just for fun 😁 Where do you (or did you) plan to give birth?

Just for fun 😁 Where do you (or did you) plan to give birth? If you have already had a baby (or babies) did you give birth in the place you had intended? . For example If you planned to give…

14 May 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

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

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Partners & FamilyBirth Preparation & Hypnobirthing

Tear prevention and cervical preparation for birth

Tear prevention and cervical preparation for birth. . Studies have shown that perineal massage from 34 weeks can reduce the likelihoid of tearing during childbirth. You can massage and stretch the…

20 March 2019