Putting together your birth plan
As you enter your third trimester you’ll have probably done a fair bit of research on the birth process (if […]
What is abdominal separation and how do I deal with it?
Abdominal separation or diastasis recti is the separation of the two parallel bands of muscle in your belly. This is
Why contraception should be treated like any other preventive health measure
While flu shots, pap smears and blood pressure checks are the preventative measures we more readily associate with preventive healthcare,
Postpartum bleeding – what is normal?
Giving birth to your baby after 9 months can be a relieving, beautiful and exciting experience. Postpartum your body will
New Dad’s roles
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Reasons why your baby is crying
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Everything you need to know about having a miscarriage
Deciding to become a mom, or even finding out by chance that you’re pregnant can be an exciting time in
When’s the last time you had a Pap smear done?
By the time most women get around to booking a Pap smear, it’s often already overdue. Between work, family and
Preparing your home for your baby
Waiting for you baby to arrive is both exciting and nerve wrecking. In order to mentally prepare yourself and your
Should I be exercising while pregnant, and if so, how much?
For most exercise is a part of life, so it is natural to want to keep active for as long
Working and Pregnancy – When to Stop and How Much Is Enough
As an expecting mom with a career you may be wondering when the best time would be to stop working
Staying healthy during your pregnancy
Welcoming a new addition to the family is exciting but also a little daunting. Parents are anxious to make sure
Symphysis pubis dysfunction (SPD) and to deal with it
Symphysis pubis dysfunction or SPD is pain in your pelvis, which is caused by the relaxing of ligaments in the
Don’t let Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) bring the blues this winter
As the colder months settle in, many of us brace ourselves for more than just runny noses and shorter days.
Breastfeeding tips
Symptoms you may experience when not breastfeeding The following information is to be used as a guide to and at
Neonatal jaundice, what is it and what happens if my baby is born with it?
Jaundice is a yellow discolouration of a baby’s eyes and skin and is fairly common in newborn babies. Although it
Smoking and pregnancy – should I quit
If you’re an avid smoker you’re probably wondering if being pregnant means you should wave your smoking habits goodbye. Unfortunately,
Your pregnancy – a comprehensive guide
Morning sickness remedies The following information is to be used as a guide to and at the discretion of the
Premature birth – what to expect
Expecting a baby is an exciting time of your life, and you want to make sure that you do as
Putting together your birth plan
As you enter your third trimester you’ll have probably done a fair bit of research on the birth process (if
Due soon? What to include in your hospital bag
With your due date fast approaching, this is a very exciting, yet stressful time for most moms to be. Here
Helping your child grow and learn
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New Mommy Tips
Caring for Baby The following information is to be used as a guide to and at the discretion of the
Getting to grips with flu
Few common illnesses are more unpleasant than the flu. The aches, pains, chills, fever and cough are bad enough. Add
The lowdown on diabetes in children and teenagers
The diagnosis of type 1 diabetes in children can be overwhelming, especially in the beginning. Suddenly you and your child
Safe cribs and playpens to use when travelling
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Don’t let the flu catch you – be informed and prepared
As autumn approaches, so does the flu season. Influenza, also known as ‘flu’, is an acute respiratory illness caused by
Shining the spotlight on TB
Worldwide, TB has returned to being the world’s leading causes of death from a single infectious agent. This followed three
The First Signs of Labour
If you’re expecting your first baby you’ve probably read up a little (or a lot) on pregnancy and birth process.
When it’s not flu’….
While the ‘official’ flu season may still be a month or two away, reports indicate a rise in respiratory illnesses
