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25.01.2022 Today's antenatal information is about placentas! Are you around 20 weeks and recently been to your visit with your midwife or doctor and they said your placenta is low lying? As you can see from the picture placenta location can vary. Normally the placenta embeds in the upper portion of the uterus, however, in some cases, it is what we call low lying. ... If the placenta is <2 cm from the internal os or cervical opening then a follow-up ultrasound is needed at around 32 weeks to see if the placenta has moved up the side of the uterus to a safe level for vaginal delivery. If the placenta is partially covering the cervix then it is called placenta praevia. see the picture below. In some cases, the placenta will remain <2cm from the internal os or covering the cervix so vaginal delivery becomes unsafe and a caesarian delivery will be scheduled. If you have received the news that your placenta is low don't be too alarmed, however, and bleeding must be checked out immediately. Call the birthing unit of the hospital you are checked into to arrange a time to be monitored.

24.01.2022 B=B BREAST FEEDING = BRAIN DEVELOPMENT

23.01.2022 This Facebook page is now the only thing I have in place to publicise my mums nest service. I can no longer afford to keep my web page going. Kate was my first mums nest client. I hope I go on the have many more.

17.01.2022 Here we are at Illawarra Rainbow Community 's sponsored event sharing information and advice on all things antenatal and parenting! Come on down and meet Rach, midwife and trainer, to get some advice and book a class!

15.01.2022 Inhumane, unjust and purely unethical is what this is!! This isn’t different to the situation here in QLD when they had our recent lockdown and the disgraceful ...behaviour by Metro North and Metro South hospitals!! #Repost @the.birth.space This is the situation right now in Perth. 45000 people in masks attending the Derby this weekend. Yet women can only have one support person in labour. I know of two Mummas on the weekend who, when birthing their babies had to choose between their Doula or their partner to be at the birth. A Doula who has been with them throughout their pregnancy, given them support, encouragement, birth education and was getting ready to do her best work at the main event. Or their partner who was excited to meet their baby. One of these Mummas chose her Doula. Some care providers may feel sorry that this is the case but will our hospitals do anything to press the issue with the state government and step up to support birthing women? The cynic in me says, I doubt it. When will birth be seen as a priority? As a transformative experience for a mother that deserves support and love? This rule stinks @mark_mcgowan_mp @rogercookmla

12.01.2022 Whatever you choose, we support you. Repost from our friends BabyCenter. If you're ever looking for support for your #feedingjourney, our team of lactation consultants are available on our anonymous free chat 7 days a week, no appointment needed: https://bit.ly/3lmx1oe

12.01.2022 On line antenatal classes available from January. Saturday and evening classes. With the baby boom hitting secure you place in a small group now. It is preferable that you are around 30 weeks for weekly classes and 35 weeks for Saturday classes. Email is on [email protected]

12.01.2022 Are you ready ?

05.01.2022 Men’s forum posted about DADS HIVE today

05.01.2022 Having trouble booking into antenatal classes? We specialise in last minute sessions if time has got away from you or life has been hectic you can do a session at 36 weeks!

01.01.2022 If you want more advice on how to be compassionate towards someone who has miscarried, check out https://www.abc.net.au//what-not-to-say-to-someon/12435486 (@_happyasamother)