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25.01.2022 World Breastfeeding Week is from August 1 to 7. Let's take this opportunity to celebrate all those mothers who have given up countless hours to breastfeed their babies; the ones who have persisted despite massive challenges; and those who may not have achieved their breastfeeding goals and are still processing these difficult feelings. We see you and give you a high five and a big hug.

25.01.2022 We discuss the importance of baby language in almost all of our classes. We go through Baby noises, body language and baby cues to help decode what your baby is trying to tell you. We have done the Dunstan Baby Language training, so we also offer the Dunstan Baby Language course as a seperate class. Contact us for more information. Book online today!

24.01.2022 How true is this statement. Women's bodies are amazing. Every woman is a birthing superhero

24.01.2022 Watch this beautiful video. The World Changed When I Became a Mother. We face many challenges during our pregnancy, birth, post birth and breastfeeding journey. We just need to remind ourselves and one another that we are all amazing and we have done it all for our beautiful babies.

22.01.2022 Yay! We're back for another round at #lollipopmarkets! Come visit us and have a look at the amazing goodies on offer! It will certainly be a fun filled day!

19.01.2022 Believe it or not this jar contained 7 and a half packets of natural confectionery jelly babies. Total of 318. We had some close guess and some not so close guesses . Thank you to everyone who played. Don't forget to book a class through our website www.babyandmeeducation.com.au

19.01.2022 Today marks the end of World Breastfeeding Week 2019 Remember to support breastfeeding mothers even if they are a stranger Sometimes that small comment 'your doing an amazing job' can change a breastfeeding mother's whole experience

18.01.2022 Had a lovely night celebrating local businesses and networking. Thank you Onkaparinga Council. #onkaparingaonbusinessawards #onbusinessawards #babyandmeeducation

16.01.2022 Happy Normalising Breastfeeding Week! Preparing for the arrival of your baby is very important. At Baby and Me Education we help you prepare for your breastfeeding journey, giving you all the information you need to get a positive head start. Check out our classes online. www.babyandmeeducation.com.au #babyandmeedu #birtheducation #breastfeedingeducation#breastfeedingsupport #normalisingbreastfeeding

14.01.2022 When Michelle gave birth prematurely with no access to an incubator, she was given some simple but lifesaving advice: to wrap her newborn close to her chest using 'kangaroo care'. As the baby boy snuggled against mum's skin, his body temperature stabilised, his heart rate steadied and he began to breathe more easily.

13.01.2022 We had a lovely time this morning at 'Welcoming the Babies' with Local MP Amanda Rishworth.

13.01.2022 Endorphins are chemicals produced naturally by the nervous system to cope with pain or stress. They are often called "feel-good" chemicals because they can act as a pain reliever and happiness booster. Endorphin levels increase toward the end of pregnancy. And again increase during birth to relieve pain, create a state of euphoria after birth and to promote mother-baby bonding. Endorphin levels are their highest just after birth, and it takes two weeks after birth for end...orphin levels in the body to return to normal. Endorphin levels are highest during vaginal deliveries in unmedicated birthers. They are lower in birthers who have a cesarean section after laboring on their own for some time and even lower in birthers who have a cesarean without experiencing labor. PhotoCred: Hannah Paulsen Photography -Reposted from Badassmotherbirther Want to learn more about hormones and how they effect your pregnancy, birth, postnatal and breastfeeding journey. Book into one of our classes today to find out more. Classes currently held at Woodcroft. Please contact us if you would like a class closer to you. www.babyandmeeducation.com.au #babyandmeedu #birtheducation #breastfeedingeducation #breastfeedingsupport #postnatalclass #antenataleducation

11.01.2022 Happy Father's day to all dads of all capacities Hope you all had a fantastic day celebrating fatherhood with your family

10.01.2022 Learn all about breastfeeding November 19th @ 6:30pm Baby and Me Education. Book NOWLearn all about breastfeeding November 19th @ 6:30pm Baby and Me Education. Book NOW

09.01.2022 Just finished weighting my first doll for the breastfeeding and postnatal class. This baby is just under 3kg (6lb 8oz). Making the classes more fun, real and interactive. A weighted doll will teach you many new skills such as how to support his head. #babyandmeedu #birtheducation #breastfeedingeducation #breastfeedingsupport #postnatalclass

07.01.2022 Let your baby set the due date!! From Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development: Babies brains, lungs, and liver continue to develop until 39 weeks of pregnancy. Avoid or reduce many health risks for baby by waiting until 39 weeks to deliver.

06.01.2022 Happy International Midwives Day. Today we celebrate how lucky we are to be in the best profession. To help and support women through such a special time

05.01.2022 It's amazing how much better our mindset is when we know we are properly informed.

04.01.2022 A short YouTube video about COVID-19 in pregnancy. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VDqHjIfiI4Q&feature=youtu.be

03.01.2022 Don't forget to come and see us in person tomorrow at the #lollipopmarkets Free parking and gold coin donation for entry. All. Proceeds go to charity.

03.01.2022 How does a babies salive change the microbiome in our breast milk? Want to learn more! Book in to our next breastfeeding class. This Wednesday 17th of July, 6-9pm at the woodcroft community center.

02.01.2022 In the hospitals we always talk medical terms here are some common Labor and Delivery terms you should know before giving birth! Bloody Show : This type of vaginal bleeding is actually from your cervix as you are dilating more, your cervix has a tendency to bleed whenever its manipulated! Some women have bloody show with early labor, but you typically have a lot more as you are progressing, and during pushing! Effaced : effacement just refers to the process o...f your cervix thinning! Along with opening to 10 cm, your cervix is long and thick before labor, and has to thin (aka EFFACE), during labor to accommodate baby! Fetal Monitoring : You may be placed on the monitor to track babys heart rate once you arrive to the hospital! This allows us to see how baby is doing! Some women prefer intermittent monitoring and/or auscultation with a Doppler if they are low risk! Posterior : When baby is sunny side up, as opposed to babys face facing towards your spine. This position is common among first time moms, and can contribute sometimes to longer, more difficult labors. It can also cause back labor too. Meconium : Occasionally baby poops inside you, during labor, and it may turn the amniotic fluid a green/brown color. Sometimes this is due to stress, but more often its just due to the fact that baby is full term and some babies just do this! A few extra nurses may be at your delivery just in case baby comes out needing resuscitation. Anterior Lip : Not talking about your lips! An anterior lip is when you are about 9.5 centimeters, and you have a little more cervix on the front to get rid of before you push! Crowning : When we can see babys head when you push, and its not going back in! Only way is out! Perineum : You know that area between your vagina and your butt-hole? Yep, thats your perineum! Its the most common place women may tear during birth! Engagement : Not talking rings lol! Engagement is when baby settles down into your pelvis, and is pressing onto your pelvis bones, and not letting up, it usually happens in the weeks leading up to labor! What other terms should I do?? This was a fun post for me!! . -Reposted from Mommy Labor Nurse See more

01.01.2022 With all the discussion about the Coronovirus it is very important to continue Breastfeeding. Attached is an article with further explanation on what to do if your exposed or have contracted the virus. https://www.huffingtonpost.com.au//is-it-safe-breastfeed-b

01.01.2022 Who's cutting the cord? Is this part of your birth plan? What is a birth plan and is having one necessary? Find out more in our Labour and Birthing Class. Book in now! Limited spaces available. www.babyandmeeducation.com.au