Wellcome- Introduction
Introduction- Before the BirthPandemic pregnancy
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Can I get vaccinated during pregnancy?
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Keeping well in pregnancy2 Topics
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Caesarean section2 Topics
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What happens straight after your baby is born?2 Topics
- After The BirthWhat happens in labour and birth
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Labour and birth
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Newborn essentials2 Topics
- Your newbornGROWTH
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The Power of Breast Feeding
- FeedingMilk Allergies
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Feeding twins
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How to breastfeed4 Topics
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Lifestyle and breastfeeding1 Topic
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The Chances Of My Newborn Getting Sick
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Breastfeeding problems3 Topics
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Newborn screening tests2 Topics
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Nappy Rashes
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Is Side Sleeping Safe for My Baby?
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My Baby Won't Stop. What can I do?
- Newborn TestsMy Baby Doesn't Sleep?
- Newborn CareFeeling depressed2 Topics
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Barriers to Getting Vaccinated
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Rights and benefits for parents1 Topic
- New parents5 Invaluable Tips for New Parents
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Bow legs and Knock knees
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Behaviour and oppositional defiance
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BACK TO SCHOOL DURING THE SECOND WAVE
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Ear infections in children
- Services for support for parentsGaming Addiction
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Home Nebulisers
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Is Side Sleeping Safe for My Baby?
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BEHAVIOUR PROBLEMS AT HOME AND SCHOOL
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- It’s natural to focus on your baby’s birth while you’re pregnant. But it’s a good idea to also know what to expect after your baby is born.
- Skin-to-skin contact really helps with bonding. It’s a good idea to have your baby lifted onto you as soon as they’re born and even before the cord is cut so you can make contact and be close to each other straight away.
- After the cord is clamped, your baby is dried and then covered with a warm towel to stop them getting cold. You can continue to hold and keep your baby close to you while to cuddle your baby.
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