5 Benefits of Delayed Cord Clamping (DCC)
If you want to opt for delayed cord clamping (DCC), you should think about it carefully. Here are the details about DDC and the benefits it provides.
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Study Finds Moms with Morning Sickness Give Birth to Babies with Higher IQs
Need to find a positive side to the constant morning sickness? Here it is! A study showed your baby might be cleverer for it. Find out more here...
Is it Dangerous if Baby Has the Umbilical Cord Around Their Neck?
What happens if baby's umbilical cord around neck is wrapped during pregnancy? Is it dangerous during labor and birth? Here's everything you want to know.
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4 Reasons You DON’T Need a Sleep Schedule For Your Newborn Baby
Attempting to follow a fixed sleep schedule for your newborn baby is counterproductive. Here are the four biggest reasons why you should relax a little and follow a routine instead...
10 Ways to Make Sure You Have a Healthy Bond with Your Baby
Do you feel like you are "not bonding right" with your newborn? Here are things you can do to ensure you have a strong and healthy bond with your baby.
What is a Postpartum Doula and Why Should You Hire One?
What can a postpartum doula do for you and how can hiring one make a difference to your postpartum recovery? Karen shares all the benefits of having a postpartum doula here...
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7 Things to do in Pregnancy to Have an Intelligent Baby
The environment plays a role in shaping a child's intelligence, even inside the womb. There are things pregnant women can do to have an intelligent baby.
The Facts About Infant Mental Health (Infographic)
As adults, many of us make an effort to look after our mental health. So, why don’t we do the same for our babies? Find out more about infant mental health.
So You Want Your Pre-Baby Body Back, Do Ya? (5 Things to Start Now)
You may be starting to think about trying to get your ‘pre-baby’ body back. Here's some encouragement, some support, and a few tips to read around that.
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10 Things to Expect From Your Newborn in The First 48 Hours
There are things you need to know to help you prepare for the postnatal period. Here's what to expect from your newborn in the first 48 hours or so.
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