Breathing techniques and positive birth affirmations… hypnobirthing is a wonderful world of calming strategies to get you through labour. But when the bright lights of the operating theatre come calling, can hypnobirthing still be useful? Laura Thompson delves into this hotly debated topic!
Worried about tearing during childbirth? Read this! By Julia Kitching of Baba Doula Services & Hypnobirthing Many of my clients often say to me that they are worried about tearing during labour and birth. They ask ‘What can I do to reduce tearing, when giving birth?’. During a vaginal birth, when the baby’s head is…
The Surprising Science Behind Your Pregnancy Cravings by Holly Johnson-Ferrand from The Rebel Birth Club Pregnancy is a magical journey, and part of the fun is the mystery of pregnancy cravings. Ever found yourself yearning for a weird food combo and all those midnight snacks? Don’t worry; you’re not alone! But what’s the deal with these food…
Did you know there is a turning tide of women opting for a different kind of midwifery care? Bailey Warner explores the role of an Independent Midwife.
You’ve done it! The 9 months of being pregnant, carrying a baby and its placenta around 24/7, the middle of the night toilet trips, leg cramps and swollen ankles have come to an end. It’s finally time for your partner to get involved and share some of the load.
Tiktok, YouTube, Facebook, Instagram… your Aunty Susan: if you’re pregnant or a parent, there’s always someone, somewhere willing to tell you how do to things better.
Soraya Paterson-Byrne explains what you should consider if you’re expecting again.
Candy Elsbeth explores the best pregnancy and birth podcasts in 2024
Ellie Waddington reveals how Lavender can be a useful tool for labour
When they say that every pregnancy is different, they really mean it…
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