Midwifes | Mums & Dads

May 14, 2020 Heather Morris 0 Comments baby wipes, midwifes, nappy cream, nappy rush

Keeping nappy rash at bay

With all the added pressures and worries parents are facing at the moment, the last thing you want is to find your baby is suffering from nappy rash. A midwife explains how to avoid common mistakes.

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April 30, 2020 Heather Morris 0 Comments coronavirus, life under lockdown, midwifes

Covid-19: A midwife’s advice for recent and expectant parents

Being pregnant or looking after a newborn baby is a trying experience at the best of times. Now, with a lot of conflicting information about Coronavirus circulating, it can be even more worrying.

Marie Loise maternity hospital bag with prepacked items

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August 15, 2017 Marie Louise 37 Comments midwifes

What you really need to pack in your hospital bag

. . . I thought you might find it useful to have some clarity on what to pack in your hospital bag and why. You should have you bag ready by 36 weeks pregnant and this remains the same even if you are having a planned homebirth. Just in case you need to go into hospital, ensure that you have a bag packed, ready to go as you will most probably have enough to think about if you need to be transferred in. Everything below is in accordance with credible, scientific research and relayed with almost a decade of experience in midwifery. . .
Competition: win Marie Louise Matrnity pre-packed hospital bag. . .

Optimum Birthing - Antenatal Classes and Complementary Therapy Sessions

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September 23, 2012 Carole Clipsom 0 Comments antenatal classes, complementary therapy, midwifes

Birth Day – Get Ready!

In the UK it is recommended that all pregnant women having their first baby should attend antenatal classes. Carole Clipsom, Midwife & Complementary Therapist from Cheshire, will guide you through a variety of classes available – from NHS to private virtual sessions.