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Written by Lara Taylor, Specialist Midwife
Just found out you're pregnant? Discover the early signs of pregnancy, why your body is changing, and expert midwife tips to help you feel reassured and prepared.
Changes To Your Body In Early PregnancyWritten By Lara Taylor - Specialist Midwife
The second trimester is often brings relief as many early symptoms like nausea and fatigue start to ease, and you may begin to feel more energetic. This is also when your baby grows rapidly, and you may start to feel their movements!
The 2nd Trimester - What To ExpectWritten by Lara Taylor, Specialist Midwife
The weeks after birth are a time for recovery and healing as well as navigating the huge adjustment to motherhood, as you learn to bond with your baby and understand its needs.
Preparing For The Postnatal Period And Having A ‘Postnatal Plan’Written by Lara Taylor, Specialist Midwife
Mental health in pregnancy is known as Perinatal mental health, you may never have heard of it, or known anyone who has suffered with it, but it’s so important to understand what to look out for and when to ask for help.
Perinatal Mental Health (PMH) – During and After PregnancyWritten by Lara Taylor, Specialist Midwife
The third trimester of pregnancy, spanning from week 28 to the birth of your baby, is a time of anticipation, preparation, and a little nervousness as the time drawers closer to baby’s arrival.
What To Expect In The 3rd TrimesterWritten by Lara Taylor, Specialist Midwife
A Caesarean birth (C-section) is a major surgery to deliver your baby. Knowing what to expect can help you feel prepared and confident in your decision. Here’s a step-by-step overview.
Caesarean Birth – What To Expect!Written by Lara Taylor, Specialist Midwife
We all know the term labour I’m sure: the active process of delivering a baby, and I’m pretty certain now you’re pregnant you’ve heard lots of labour and birth stories, maybe some being more unsettling for you than reassuring!
How will I know I’m in labour?Written by Lara Taylor, Specialised Midwife.
Understanding both the physical and emotional aspects of miscarriage can provide much-needed answers and help you know what’s normal and to be expected.
Miscarriage and what to do after a miscarriage?Endorsed by Lara Taylor, Specialised Midwife.
When it comes to finding the right breastfeeding positions for you and your baby, only you will know what feels most comfortable.
Breastfeeding Positions – Finding What Works For You!Written by Lara Taylor, Specialist Midwife
I’ve got to say, out of all the amazing things our body can do, creating Colostrum has to be one of the most intricate and advanced.
Colostrum….and harvesting. The what, why and how!So, your breast-feeding journey seems to be going well and your baby is latching on fabulously, and then out of nowhere and without warning, you start to notice a change in the way your breasts feel and look.
Endorsed by Lara Taylor, Specialised Midwife.
Lactational Mastitis – Causes, Symptoms And Ways To Treat & Prevent It.If you’re a breastfeeding mum, you may worry that your baby isn’t getting enough milk from you or that you’re actually not making enough.
Endorsed by Lara Taylor, Specialised Midwife.
How Will I Know If I Have A Low Milk Supply?
