| |
 |
Im so scared!
By Louise Watkins on 13/12/2007 in forum
Hi Ladies After reading many posts on child birth experiences it has scared me about child birth so much. Even though im only 13 weeks coming up and not even had my first scan yet im panicking as i dont know whether i want to have a epidural
|
|
|
back 2 back
By zolo on 11/06/2008 in forum
normal birth, the hospital told me it was very unlikely i would have my second early just shows how much they know when there ready they are readywill keep everything crossed that your baby has turned for you and hope you have a good easy birthgood luck
|
|
 |
Weeks 1 - 4
By ThinkBaby on 19/05/2005 in 0-41 weeks
A week by week view of what's happening in your womb
Congratulations on your new pregnancy! You’re probably reading this after making a positive pregnancy test, or maybe you’re one of those women who ‘just knew’ they were pregnant in the very early stages.If you’ve taken a positive test after missing
|
|
|
Twins
By Rachael Richardson on 11/07/2006 in forum
you get on and if you have more specific questions, do ask.Good luck!Shelley Hi ShelleyThank you for your reply and I would've been 32 weeks pregnant if they hadn't decided to arrive 11 weeks early!! Yes I gave birth to 2 wonderful girls 3 weeks ago
|
|
|
Hospital bag
By Tori on 29/01/2008 in forum
doctors at the birth, they said it was the earliest they could do it, baby puts on most weight in the last few weeks of pregnancy, my little one was only 6lb because he was 2 weeks early.x claire x
|
|
 |
Review: BabyCare Obi TENS
By Laura Lee Davies on 21/01/2008 in Products
A great TENS machine that's easy to use for pain relief at home and in hospital, throughout your whole labour
great option because it's non-invasive and can be used at home. Indeed, it is regarded as most successful when it is used early on and kept on as contractions increase in intensity into late labour.For more about how TENS works, check out our guide
|
|
 |
Study links Alcohol and Premature Birth
By Sarah Lawson on 29/01/2009 in Pregnancy diet and nutrition
An Australian study suggests a link between drinking in early pregnancy and an increased risk of going into premature labour
An Australian study of over 7000 women has found an increased risk of premature birth in the cases of women who drank alcohol during the first trimester of their pregnancies. Whilst the medical profession generally seems to be torn between advising
|
|
 |
What your pregnant belly will look like
By Kyrsty Hazell on 23/03/2011 in Your pregnant body
What will pregnancy do to your belly? We look at bump size and shape, itchy skin, stretchmarks, linea negra, your belly button and what to expect post-birth
weeks to 16 weeks,” says birth consultant Janine Rudin, from Birth Basics. “Your uterus will start to rise out of your pelvis, creating the beginnings of your bump. Your tummy muscles affect what your bump looks like – strong abdominal muscles may mean
|
|
|
Talkback: 38 weeks and counting
By Hayley Major on 04/08/2012 in forum
im 38 weeks pregnant and very tired now n very excited to meet my baby boy.iv been exsperiencing lower bk pain n alot of pressure..maybe tha...
a boy too! Hope you don't have long to go then!suzx Hi, I am 38 weeks today and getting very nervous/excited, had lots of complications so have the opportunity of early induction or section but can't make my mind up as I would love to go into labour
|
|
|
Your pregnancy skin: changes and discomforts
By Jenny Languila on 28/01/2008 in forum
Hi, i am just 6 weeks pregnant.. is it normal to eat a lot.. i feel dizzy if i don't.. do u think its beacuse I'm older (31 years)and do u think i can still have intercourse with my husband.. is it too early or will my baby be safe if i do.. which
|
|
