Safe exercise in pregnancy: 2nd trimester
Knowing what you can and can’t do whilst pregnant, can be a real minefield. With so much, often conflicting, information on the web it can be confusing too. Whilst it’s important to exercise in pregnancy, it is also important to do so safely and not to overdo it. So, we …
Alcohol and pregnancy
The topic of alcohol and pregnancy is an emotive one and has attracted media attention because of concerns of the negative health impacts on the developing baby. For this reason if you are pregnant you are advised not to drink excessively. But what does that actually mean?
Is it safe …
Welcome to our new life blog
Hi everyone, Iona and Bonny here kick starting our brand new blog. We are really excited to be joining the ever-growing world of bloggers and hope you’ll join us on this journey as we explore everything and anything to do with pregnancy, birth and parenthood – the good, the bad …
Delicious oats
Oats are really good for you during pregnancy. Firstly, they are a complex carbohydrate which means they will keep you fuller for longer. But they are also full of fibre, iron, B vitamins and loads of other nutrients which are good for you and your baby. Try one of these …
Pregnancy Checklist: time to get organised
There are lots of things to organise when you are pregnant, this pregnancy checklist offers a gentle reminder of what you should be doing and when you should be doing it. The links within this table will take you to pages that offer additional information about each action point - …
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It's so important to educate yourself, and understand your rights as you're looked after during your pregnancy, labour, birth and beyond. Whether it's a routine check or a major procedure, YOU decide what happens to your body. 💪💜
In our latest blog, we dive into the importance of informed consent and how healthcare providers must give you clear, unbiased information so you can make the best decisions for yourself and your baby. 📋✨
Key points to remember:
🤝 Your choice matters! Always ask questions and ensure you understand the options.
🚨 You can withdraw consent at any time. It's YOUR body, YOUR baby, YOUR decision.
💕 Even your birth partner can’t make decisions for you, but they can help advocate for your preferences.
👶Post-birth, both parents may share in decisions for your baby, but until then, it’s the pregnant person's choice.
Check out the full post and empower yourself with knowledge. 🔗 [Link in bio]
https://newlifeclasses.com/2024/11/12/the-importance-of-consent-in-maternity-care/
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