Have you heard of hypnobirthing?
Hypnobirthing is a natural techniques for a drug free, peaceful and comfortable birth.
Looking for the best resources and advice on all you need to prepare for birth? Read about making a birth plan, labour signs, when to go to hospital, the three stages of labour, pain relief options, and what childbirth really feels like.
Corina’s birth story
When my husband Martin and I first started dating, I told him in no uncertain terms that I didn’t want children. I was so afraid of the pain of childbirth
My birth story: He wasn’t breathing!
Woody Allen once said, “If you want to make God laugh, tell him your plans.” Anyone who knows me knows I like to make people laugh, so in 2013 I did exactly as Woody Allen said
Inducing labour
Your induction is booked, you rock up to the hospital for your morning appointment, and you’re out by lunch with a baby in your arms, right? Yeah, probably not.
When you need a bit of help
When it comes to delivering your baby, things don’t always go according to your birth plan. Sometimes medical intervention is necessary in order to ease baby’s entry into the world.
Giving birth naturally — your way
With all of the birth techniques available, how do you know which one is right for you?
Overdue! What can you do?
o your due date has come and gone. Is there anything you can do to bring on labour?
Ask the expert: Do I really need a birth plan?
Is a birth plan really necessary, or just nice to have? If you’re pregnant, you’ve probably heard of birth plans. But what is it? What should be in it? Do you even really need one?
6-step method to recovery after a C-section
The typical hospital stay after C-section surgery is 3-5 days. When you arrive home, use these tips to help a speedy recovery
9 delivery day decisions (you need to make!)
Much of what happens during labour and delivery is beyond your (or anyone’s!) control. That’s why many mums-to-be find it helpful to write a birth plan
