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Antenatal tests explained
By Babyexpert.com on 04/12/2006 12:27:00
Our guide to antenatal checks explains what to expect and when

Antenatal Results and Choices for advice on 020 7631 0285 or visit www.arc-uk.org. For information on Down’s syndrome, contact the Down’s Syndrome Association on 0845 230 0372 or visit www.downs-syndrome.org.uk.

Multiple pregnancy antenatal care
By Babyexpert.com on 06/07/2009 15:33:00
How will your multiple antenatal care be different?

in mind that having more than one baby is a natural process. The label of ‘high risk’ does not mean you will experience complications, only that doctors need to monitor you more carefully. Many mums-to-be find this extra level of antenatal care reassuring

Will this antenatal test harm my baby?
By Babyexpert.com on 03/05/2006 12:04:00
Q I’m 28 weeks pregnant and have been told that my baby isn’t growing and that I need to have a Doppler test. What is this and can it harm my baby?

Midwife Nikki Khan replies: This is a form of ultrasound that monitors the blood flow from the placenta to your baby. It helps doctors to check that the baby is getting enough nutrients and that your placenta is working effectively. It's not an invasive test and won't harm your b...

Your complete guide to antenatal checks
By Babyexpert.com on 05/04/2006 09:54:00
Scans and tests will play a key role in your pregnancy. Find out what to expect with our at-a-glance guide

First-time mums have at least 10 antenatal visits, second-timers can expect around seven. The tests provide you with information about the health of your baby but you don't have to have them and where you live will play a part in what happens

Antenatal scans
By Babyexpert.com on 14/08/2006 16:14:00
Seeing your baby for the first time on a scan is amazing, but what do those shapes and shadows mean?

Nothing beats the excitement of seeing the first grainy picture of your unborn baby on a scan, and during your pregnancy you'll probably be offered at least two opportunities to watch her waving, kicking or snoozing. Guidelines for antenatal care

Your other pregnancy to-do list
By Babyexpert.com on 05/06/2007 14:19:00
The next nine months aren’t all about antenatal checks – make sure you pencil in some treats, too.

As well as baby development milestones and countdown to labour calendars, remember to add some feelgood pregnancy treats to your to-do list, too.Go to the moviesOnce you're a mum, those spur-of-the-moment cinema trips will become a distant memory, so see every film going while yo...

Prepare for birth at The West Bay Club
By Babyexpert.com on 03/05/2012 10:19:00
Take a long, restful weekend at the West Bay Club

No time for parenting classes? Then why not combine an antenatal course with a weekend away?This all-inclusive deal includes presentations, group discussions and practical sessions that deal with everything from pregnancy to the early days with a

Pregnant and depressed?
By Babyexpert.com on 19/01/2009 17:09:00
Some 10% of UK mums-to-be suffer from anxiety, so depression during pregnancy is not uncommon.

What causes antenatal depression? It can be caused by a chemical or hormonal imbalance, or could be the result of your personal situation. If your pregnancy was unplanned, you are stressed or have work, money or relationship worries, you may be more

Why joining the ‘mums club’ boosts your social life after having a baby
By amanda pauley on 18/04/2013 10:49:16
A woman’s circle of friends increases by nine after birth, according to new research

of friends grows on average from a mere 13 to a huge 22.Of the 2000 women polled, 53% said it easy to make new pals because of mother and baby classes and antenatal classes being so welcoming, while four in 10 revealed it was comforting to share their mum

What is amniocentesis?
By Babyexpert.com on 13/10/2009 09:32:00
If you're advised to have an amniocentesis test, here is what it means.

history of such conditions.Amniocentesis can also reveal other important information, which may help doctors decide about your antenatal care.What amniocentesis can revealAn amniocentesis test can provide the following information about your baby:the sex

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