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Talk with a midwife for all your pregnancy and birth concerns
By Babyexpert.com on 12/07/2011 10:29:00
Whatever your concerns about pregnancy, labour or birth you can discuss them confidentially with midwife Nikki Khan

Prima Baby magazine’s expert midwife for the past decade, Nikki Khan can advise on all areas of pregnancy, labour & childbirth.If you have concerns, questions or just need some emotional support during your pregnancy, labour and birth or as a new

Water births : the facts
By Babyexpert.com on 30/06/2009 16:51:11
Thinking about having a water birth? here's what you need to know.

for low-risk pregnancies. 'We use underwater monitors to assess the baby's wellbeing and will trasnfer the mum to the obstetric maternity unit if there's cause for concern,' says Louise.Don't worry about your baby drowning as he won't take his first breath

Getting over an episiotomy
By Babyexpert.com on 29/10/2007 15:16:00
How long does it take to recover from an episiotomy or tear?

A tear during labour means that you have suffered damage to the skin, tissues and occasionally muscles of your vagina and perineum - the area between your vagina and anus.The tear could be anything from a nick in the skin to a deeper laceration

Post-birth healing webchat
By Babyexpert.com on 03/02/2009 09:59:00
If you had a traumatic or painful birth, you'll know it takes a while for your body to recover.

Our webchat is the chance to get answers to your intimate questions about post-birth healing.Expert Rachel Foux (pictured) has over 13 years experience in women’s health and holistic healing as a qualified maternity and fertility therapist

When nature needs a helping hand
By Babyexpert.com on 02/05/2006 14:09:00
Find out what to expect if you need medical help during labour

the cervix and stimulate contractions. An oxytocin drip, containing a synthetic version of a hormone naturally produced in labour, may also be used to stimulate contractions. Your doctor may perform an artificial rupture of the membranes (ARM) too, for which

Calm your labour jitters
By Babyexpert.com on 26/09/2006 11:10:00
From choosing the right pain relief to recovering afterwards, we help set your mind at rest

Line, says, ‘Get to know your midwife so you can discuss any worries with her. Go to antenatal classes as you'll be taken through the labour process there, and go on a tour of your labour ward - most hospitals offer this once a week and it will give you

Labour positions that make birth easier
By Babyexpert.com on 06/04/2006 10:37:00
You don’t have to lie down to give birth – let gravity lend a hand. Here are your options.

. Even if you're propped up, there isn't much gravity to help you push the baby down.'Lying down can make labour last longer, increase the level of pain, affect your blood pressure and reduce the amount of oxygen your baby receives. Also, your body's main

We had our babies at home
By Babyexpert.com on 29/06/2006 13:12:00
Home birth is a hot topic right now. Two mums share their experiences

to practice in hospital.What if my GP doesn't approve?Your GP has nothing to do with it. It's a woman's choice where she has her baby.How do I deal with opposition?Contact the Association For Improvements In Maternity Services on 0870 765 1433 or your local

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