Not all mums-to-be have their own mamas around during their new journey into parenthood. And whether by choice or not, this can be challenging. Dr Felicia Low shares how to find other types of support.
You’ve been reading avidly about what to expect during pregnancy, you’ve discussed a birth plan with your midwife or doctor, and you’ve ticked off the checklist of baby items. You feel very well informed, but something still feels missing… the supportive presence of your mum. SUBSCRIBE HERE AND READ THE FULL STORY
What else will you find in the article?
- Taking a different journey
- Why support is important
- Finding your village
- Remie’s story: “I didn’t have the best relationship with my mother…”
- Anna’s story: “My mum died from cancer when I was 24…”
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