I think the first thing to say is: remember that you are pregnant! Pregnancy is physically and emotionally demanding. You simply won’t be able to do everything.
Pregnancy can cause mixed emotions: Firstly, mixed emotions in pregnancy are totally normal.
Every ultrasound scan in early pregnancy aims to answer two main questions: • Where has the pregnancy implanted? • Is the pregnancy progressing well or not?
With a heat wave coming to the UK, here are some top tips on how to stay Cool!
This has become a popular topic for pregnant women, so I thought I would answer some of your questions and let you known that the Group B Strep test is available at Daisyscan.
Understanding the extra pressure that arises from pregnancy is the key to being able to alleviate it.
Mother’s Day is a day to recognise the contribution that Mothers make to everyday family life and pay tribute to them all; past, present, and soon to be.
I just thought I would write a little blog to try and help pregnant women and their families through this amazing, transforming, roller-coaster ride of emotion and feelings.
Speak to the clinic Try to gain a deeper understanding of what the clinics are offering. Email them with any questions or pick up the phone…
The day started with an anxious husband calling the clinic; panicking and not really sure what questions to ask or which scan to book?
As we near Winter Solstice we often have to brace ourselves for change...pregnancy, childbirth and new family members are definitely change!
