***Had a baby in the last 3 years? Get involved and share your experiences to help transform maternity care*** The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) has a Women and Families Involvement Group that forms part of our work around the National Maternity and Perinatal Audit (NMPA). This group, which consists equally of representatives… Read More
If you regularly watch the EastEnders, then you will be familiar with the Stacey, who is played by actress Lacey Turner. According to the storyline in early 2016 Stacey had been suffering from postpartum psychosis since she gave birth. But what exactly is postpartum psychosis? To start with, it has nothing to do with postnatal… Read More
During pregnancy, you tend to focus on the growth of your baby and the impending birth rather than something like postnatal depression. There is something really important that you need to start thinking about in terms of what you can do and who you can draw on for support after you’ve had your beautiful baby.… Read More
One of the cruellest things about miscarriage is that you get to keep all the pregnancy symptoms for a while. So even while you are bleeding and your body is letting go of your precious baby, you still have the fatigue and the nausea which excited you just a few days ago because it meant… Read More
Pregnancy is one of the most amazing experiences that a woman can have in her life. Women who have had the privilege of carrying and bearing children understand this completely. The ability to conceive a and carry a child as it develops into a fully functioning individual is one of life’s greatest miracles. For all… Read More
Our bodies have an amazing ability to provide us with certain indicators when we are ill or stressed or if there are unseen changes happening within us. It is amazing what we can learn about our bodies when we pay attention to and interpret the signs. Pregnancy is no exception and with this miraculous creation… Read More
Being pregnant means following a healthy lifestyle and is more important than ever. It is crucial to understand what steps you can take to keep you and your baby in good health. Prenatal care is one of the vital factors that ensure a strong, healthy pregnancy. This involves visiting your health care provider during the… Read More
Keeping yourself physically and emotionally healthy during pregnancy is monumental to aiding in the growth and development of your unborn child. Pregnant women can and should exercise in moderation unless there are health factors or risks that prevent them from participating in a fitness program. Any fitness program should consist of intervals of no more than… Read More
Making your own baby food is easier and more economical than you think. Baby food can be made from the same ingredients you feed your family every day, and you will know exactly what your baby is eating. If you are considering switching from commercially packaged baby food to making your own, here are some… Read More
Who doesn’t want to make a good impression and do right by the mum-to-be when we are invited to a baby shower, but coming up with the ideal gift can be hard to do. The next time you are invited to a shower, keep these 12 favorite baby gifts in mind. A Gift Card –… Read More
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