Monitoring your baby’s movements during pregnancy is not only an essential way to monitor their well-being; it’s also a great opportunity to bond with your growing little one. So why not savour these moments, from the initial gentle flutters to the energetic kicks. Capture these memories…

It's important to note that the choice of positions and exercises during labour and childbirth can vary, based on individual preferences and the progression of labour. The guidance of a healthcare provider, doula or birthing coach, can help a person in labour to make informed choices to optimise their comfort and the progress of labour. Ultimately, the goal is to create a supportive and empowering environment for the birthing experience.

During pregnancy, your body undergoes incredible changes to accommodate the growing bundle of joy. Your pelvic floor muscles, located at the base of your pelvis, help support the increasing weight of your baby and the pressure on your bladder. Regular pelvic floor exercises can strengthen these muscles, providing better support to your uterus

Pregnancy is a unique period where you have the opportunity to connect with your body and nurture your well-being. Exercising during this time isn't about achieving fitness milestones; it's about embracing the joy of movement and staying healthy for both you and your baby.

Birthdays are a good prompt for us to pause, reflect and contemplate on the past year’s lessons. They are more than just a marker of age, or another rotation around the sun; they’re a celebration of the soul’s journey through time, a moment to reflect on our purpose, growth, and the interconnectedness of life.

Whether we're whispering hopes for courage, kindness, or boundless curiosity, our lullabies become vessels of intention, infusing our little ones' dreams with our deepest wishes.

Music's ability to soothe is undeniable. Gentle melodies and serene tunes have the capacity to lower stress hormones, providing a sense of calm and relaxation. As you navigate the ups and downs of pregnancy, consider creating playlists of calming tracks

Whether you're seeking solace after a long day, finding motivation for a workout, or simply encouraging your little one off to sleep , music is your faithful companion, ready to guide you through the landscape of your own human experience.

Pregnancy is a remarkable journey marked by exciting milestones and heart-warming moments. But amidst the glow and anticipation, there's one essential element that demands special attention: hydration. Dehydration during pregnancy is more than just feeling parched – it's a potential health risk for both you and your growing baby. Staying hydrated is crucial…

Pregnancy is like a grand theatrical production, complete with its own cast of forbidden foods and drinks. These culinary comedians bring their own set of punchlines – mostly in the form of potential health risks…

You're growing a tiny human being! And while your auntie or nan insists that you need to eat for two, fear not – the reality is a lot less cake-filled and a lot more balanced. So, grab your munchies and let's dive into the delicious truth about pregnancy nutrition

Labour and birth are much more than the physical act of giving birth; they symbolise the birth of a mother's/parent’s inner strength and resilience. The challenges, pain, and vulnerability experienced during childbirth open a portal to spiritual transformation.

The ocean is a master of transformation, shifting from calm to fierce and back again. Similarly, labour pains evolve, ushering the body through different stages, each one bringing the birthing process closer to its grand finale. Just as the ocean's tides follow an ancient, unchanging rhythm, so does the primal dance of labour, connecting women throughout time in the shared experience of bringing forth new life.

Ah, tongue tie – the not-so-silent superhero of oral adventures! If you're a parent who's encountered this tiny yet mighty condition called ankyloglossia, you know it's more than just a tongue twister. Don't worry; we've got you covered with this informative and hilariously witty blog post. So, sit back, relax, and let's untangle the tongue tie tales.

Happy World Breastfeeding Week! Beyond the laughter, breastfeeding creates a special bond between a mother/parent and baby that is hard to put into words. The quiet moments, the gentle gazes, and the tiny fingers grasping your hand – it's pure magic.

Postpartum depression, also known as postnatal depression, is a mood disorder that affects mothers shortly after giving birth. While baby blues, a milder and more common condition, typically lasts for a few days to a week after childbirth, postpartum depression can persist for weeks, months, or even longer if left untreated.