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Midwife of the Year 2008
Help us find the Mamas & Papas Midwife of the Year 2008.

Did your midwife go the extra mile in helping you to give birth? If so, we want to hear about it...
Prima Baby and Babyexpert are proud to support the fantastic Mamas & Papas Midwife of the Year awards, set up to recognise and celebrate the very best midwives in Britain. And now it's time for you to get voting for your Midwife of the Year 2008.
5 great reasons to enter today!
Nominate your midwife and...
You could win a fabulous Mamas & Papas Skate pushchair, worth £575, which is up for grabs to all those who enter.
If your midwife is chosen as Midwife of the Year, you'll get £1,000 from Mamas & Papas, plus a £1,000 top up for your baby's Child Trust Fund.
Your midwife will win £1,000 plus £1,000 for her maternity unit, all courtesy of the Royal Bank of Scotland.
Plus, you'll appear in Prima Baby and attend the awards ceremony.
Mamas & Papas Midwife of the Year 2008
The competition is open to expectant and new parents who have had, or are expecting a new baby between 1 April 2007 - 15 August 2008. To enter click here. All entries must be received online by 15 August 2008.

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i think until you see your baby in person its hard to imagine you have a baby growing inside you....
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Mithical - how are you feeling?
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Hi, First time mum with Non ID Twins

Hi, I am a first time mum with non id twins. I am 26 weeks tommorow. We lost our first baby due...

Posted by simoneaspe... 04 Jul 2008 07:06PM

What's morning sickness like for you?

Most other people seem to be experiencing `proper' morning sickness where they're actually...

Posted by handbag 04 Jul 2008 07:05PM

Doesnt seem real???

i think until you see your baby in person its hard to imagine you have a baby growing inside you....

Posted by sammy117 04 Jul 2008 07:04PM

Mithical - how are you feeling?

That's ok - I guess you had!! Could you have pulled a muscle maybe? I get that sort of area pain...

Posted by immense 04 Jul 2008 07:04PM

BIRTH

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Are you happy to breastfeed in public?

Yes

No

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Midwife of the Year 2008

Help us find the Mamas & Papas Midwife of the Year 2008.

Start a discussion :: Print this article ::

Want advice about health, relationships and parenting? We work with the UK's top experts to bring...

Want advice about health, relationships and parenting? We work with the UK's top experts to bring...

Calling all budding Picassos! We're giving you the chance to see your child's artwork immortalised...

Hi, I am a first time mum with non id twins. I am 26 weeks tommorow. We lost our first baby due...

Posted by simoneaspe... 04 Jul 2008 07:06PM

Most other people seem to be experiencing `proper' morning sickness where they're actually...

Posted by handbag 04 Jul 2008 07:05PM

i think until you see your baby in person its hard to imagine you have a baby growing inside you....

Posted by sammy117 04 Jul 2008 07:04PM

That's ok - I guess you had!! Could you have pulled a muscle maybe? I get that sort of area pain...

Posted by immense 04 Jul 2008 07:04PM