Orange Midwifery Group Practice in Orange, New South Wales | Community organisation

Orange Midwifery Group Practice

Locality: Orange, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 6369 3270

Address: Orange Health Service 1502 Forest Road 2800 Orange, NSW, Australia

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25.01.2022 BREASTFEEDING: MYTHS AND TRUTHS In today’s Meet the midwife we discuss all things breastfeeding, talking about some common myths related to milk and breastfed babies Also attached in the comments is a little visual poster of how to latch bub

24.01.2022 A visitor update: You can now have two nominated visitors during your stay in hospital. Unfortunately, children are still not allowed into maternity.

23.01.2022 Thank you Brittany for allowing us to share your story. #internationalbreastfeedingweek

23.01.2022 There’s a few key points from this video. Don’t try to pop a balloon, hit a ball or use those colour shooting thingies.

23.01.2022 We are always just a phone call away. #pandaweek

23.01.2022 A gentle reminder for your Sunday. What are your favourite ways to self care?

22.01.2022 ANTENATAL EXPRESSING OF COLOSTRUM Did you antenatally hand express? Ask your midwife about the numerous benefits of antenatal expressing and collecting your colostrum (first milk) ... Towards the end of your pregnancy, your midwife may raise antenatal hand expressing, and show you how to do it if you’re interested! Below is a good resource with some info of the benefits of expressing colostrum towards the end of your third trimester https://www.breastfeeding.asn.au//antenatal-expression-col

22.01.2022 Happy fathers day to all the wonderful dads out there - love from OMGP xxx

22.01.2022 Don't forget: if you can't reach your midwife via their phone you can call Maternity on 6369 3261 - 24/7Don't forget: if you can't reach your midwife via their phone you can call Maternity on 6369 3261 - 24/7

19.01.2022 Our Meet The Midwife is delayed today, so in the meantime here is a picture of Edie breastfeeding her baby. Edie's mum had their second baby with OMGP recently. We love seeing how normal breastfeeding is for Edie now. Thank you Karen Fliedner for allowing us to share this beautiful photo. #normalisingbreastfeeding

19.01.2022 Meet the midwife- this session we talk about the first week after baby is born. Feel free to comment or message any questions!

19.01.2022 In honour of #whiteribbonweek enjoy this tribute to Helen Reddy at the Arias last night. Intimate partner violence increases in frequency and lethality during pregnancy. If you are experiencing violence in your relationship, you can talk to your OMGP midwife ANY time or call 1800 RESPECT. You are strong. You are invincible. You are woman.

19.01.2022 BABIES POSITION AT THE END OF PREGNANCY Your midwife may have spoken to you about trying some different exercises if your baby is in the posterior position (ie babies back facing your back) to help spin bub around to ideal fetal position for vaginal birth.... Such exercises can be found (along with some other really cool info) at https://www.spinningbabies.com/ below is a link to a post with a good explanation of the anterior position - the ideal positioning of baby prior to and during labour. What position is your baby in? https://www.instagram.com/p/CH02QxwnaCh/?igshid=5wx00976cnyg

16.01.2022 Just a friendly reminder: OMGP is in high demand. You can ring the Antenatal Clinic on 63693270 as soon as you know you are pregnant. You DO NOT need to wait fo...r a written referral from your GP to request OMGP. We do booking visits from 12-17 weeks. If you wait until you need a booking visit, you may miss out on a place in our care. See more

15.01.2022 MERRY CHRISTMAS from the OMGP team. Have a safe and enjoyable Christmas. We are still working over this festive period- please do not hesitate to call your allocated midwife if needing anything!...

15.01.2022 You can breast feed any where, any time. One of our new OMGP mums listening to music and enjoying a beautiful Orange evening

15.01.2022 An interesting depiction of a membrane sweep.

15.01.2022 A lovely reminder

14.01.2022 Thank you Paige, for allowing us to share your post and walk with you through the beginning part of your incredible breastfeeding story.

14.01.2022 An excellent visual. Thank you @thebirthhive

14.01.2022 Reposting from earlier in the year as face to face classes are still limited, some online antenatal education options. Addit: The Australian breastfeeding association has developed an app that provides some really useful information and education. See link below:... https://www.breastfeeding.asn.au/mum2mum

13.01.2022 You are their safe place

12.01.2022 ANTENATAL EXPRESSING OF COLOSTRUM Did you antenatally hand express? Ask your midwife about the numerous benefits of antenatal expressing and collecting your colostrum (first milk) ... Towards the end of your pregnancy, your midwife may raise antenatal hand expressing, and show you how to do it if you’re interested! Below is a good resource with some info of the benefits of expressing colostrum towards the end of your third trimester https://www.breastfeeding.asn.au//antenatal-expression-col

12.01.2022 Study link: https://researchsurveys.deakin.edu.au///SV_8wUdF2ZAtIUKxHD

10.01.2022 One of many ways to swaddle your baby. As mentioned in this video, it is important to keep babies hips and legs free to move around. Ask your midwife about some tips and tricks to swaddle your baby in a safe way! @midwifecath

09.01.2022 Some great information on growth spurts.

08.01.2022 BABY LED ATTACHMENT Have you ever seen a breast crawl? https://www.instagram.com/p/B41Om1iAZXr/... Talk to your midwife about this special way of allowing nature to help you to bond with your baby and helping them navigate their own way to attach to the breast. Here are some great resources and demonstrations of breast crawling & baby led attachment

08.01.2022 If you've never seen a placenta, this beautiful image shows the size of it perfectly. After birth, the placenta detaches from the uterus leaving a wound the siz...e of a plate. Now imagine you had a wound that large on the outside of your body. You would be told by everyone to rest, look after yourself and take time to heal. So why is it expected that new mothers should 'bounce back' so quickly after childbirth? When this is just one thing that needs healing; not to mention all the other physical, emotional and psychological changes we need to adjust to.. If you're a new mom reading this, it's ok to stay in bed with your baby. It's ok to ask others for help. It's ok to prioritise yourself and your baby. Get your family involved, ask your friends for some help, get a postnatal doula. Don't rush your post-birth recovery, be easy on yourself. No better time to do so than just after you've given birth.

08.01.2022 Some information taken from @AustralianBirthStories instagram today discussing 'The Purple Line'. Did you hear your midwife discussing our mentioning this to you during labour?

07.01.2022 Happy Mother’s Day to all Mothers.

06.01.2022 Are you familiar with why we wait for the white when clamping or cutting your baby’s umbilical cord? It’s known as delayed cord clamping. If you take a look a...t the first couple photos you’ll see what your baby’s cord may look like at birth. At that time there’s still about a 1/3 of your baby’s blood pumping through the cord and placenta. The latter photos show what the cord looks like after waiting a while. Physiologic cord camping allows for optimal transfusion of this blood which is necessary for your baby’s health. DCC results in a boost of your baby’s blood supply & higher iron levels, which is vital for healthy brain development and increased oxygenation for your baby. Midwives have always practiced delayed clamping and cutting while many providers clamp as soon as the baby is placed on moms chest. Policy’s are being updated as hospitals become more mom & baby friendly & providers are catching up on the evidence. Don’t hesitate to state your desires to delay clamping the cord if you birth in a space where this isn’t the norm. The time delayed varies by many providers, but a rule of thumb would be to wait until the cord is no longer pulsating. If you view many out of hospital birth photos & see the baby still attached to the placenta, this is why. Did you delay clamping and cutting your baby’s cord? Why or why not? #delayedcordclamping #waitforthewhite #homebirth #mymidwifetia #naturalbirth #midwife #childbirtheducation #birthprep #pregnancy : tagged in original post on Instagram. breedowners_doula_photography

05.01.2022 Thank you for allowing us to share your story Emily. What a beautiful mum you are! #internationbreastfeedingweek

05.01.2022 Happy International Breastfeeding Week from OMGP.

04.01.2022 You’ve got this, Mumma!

04.01.2022 V I S I T O R U P D A T E Women can now have two visitors at a time. One of those two visitors can be a child. @bodywise_birthwise

03.01.2022 At OMGP #birthtats are celebrated! Who else loves their #birthtats?

03.01.2022 A gentle reminder for your Sunday. What are your favourite ways to self care?

03.01.2022 At OMGP #birthtats are celebrated! Who else loves their #birthtats?

02.01.2022 2 0 2 0 Wow what a tough year it's been! For many families, including our OMGP family, 2020 has brought new life. These little people have brought much joy to their families and to us. We are deeply grateful to have been a small part of your life during this hard year. Thank you for your kindness and patience whilst we navigated the challenges and continue to do so. We know that a change in date doesn't erase the hard bits from the past year. What the new year does represent is hope. Hope for more peace, kindness and faith in each other. So cheers to 2021. May we all have hope. And lots of it.

02.01.2022 B I R T H P L A N S: At OMGP we often encourage women to make a birthplan. Never as a strict set of rules for birth but as a way to become informed about your options. This is a great insta post from Better Birth UK about the importance and value of birthplans

01.01.2022 A gentle Wednesday morning reminder that ABA is here for you, 24/7. Call us on the Breastfeeding Helpline now on 1800 686 268 to speak with someone who's been through their own breastfeeding journey and is here to support you through yours. #ozbreastfeeding #breastfeedingsupport

01.01.2022 Incredibly valuable breastfeeding information ://www.facebook.com/groups/114045355295469/permalink/3306181892748450/