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Hypnobirthing Classes
Pregnancy Yoga
Mum & Baby Yoga A variety of classes and course taught in the home and in groups to empower mums and dads to be and new mums. Prenatal yoga, Mum & Baby Yoga, Hypnobirthing antenatal classes available. Taught by a fully trained and experienced mum of three!
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facebook.comLactation Talk with Orla Dorgan
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Yvonne Hogan: One year ago today, I learnt that the baby I was carrying at 19 weeks had died
The Irish Independent, driven by Yvonne Hogan, are giving women who have experienced loss of a baby a voice. If you would like to share your story you can email yhogan@independent.ie Loss happens. It happens to young mothers and older mothers. Low risk pregnancies and high risk pregnancies. Healthy women and unhealthy women. It happened to me and probably many of you. I am always happy to listen, share and be a companion through the wilderness, should any of you want that. Don't be afraid to reach out. ❤️
Midwives for Choice
The UN Women's Committee has criticised Ireland policy of having 3 births per bed in 24 hours. That's gives Irish mums 8 hours of labour time. Not enough by a long shot. As long as you are low risk and feeling good, Labour at home. Home is where the oxytocin is! 🏡
Breastfeeding Uncovered
It's ok!
Janet Lansbury - Elevating Child Care
A nice one for anyone waiting on a sibling ❤️
Cuidiu Dublin County North
Baby Led Labour Workshop - The elbowroom
This is on tomorrow after my CalmMama workshop (booked out!). I'll be covering why you don't want o be induced and how you can help get things going yourself and busting a few myths while we're at it! (Like curry brings on labour, that sort of thing!)
Mind, Body & Soul Hypnobirthing - Wise Hippo - Hitchin & North Herts
Amy Wright Glenn
A great insight into how yoga benefits pregnancy by one of my wonderful mentors Amy Wright Glenn. I teach Pregnancy yoga every Thursday at 7.30pm in Martins, Rush
Birthing Wisdom
What this shows is that there is no need to induce before 42 weeks with a low risk, otherwise happy and healthy mum and baby. There is no evidence to back up inducing labour before 42 weeks. The study recommends expectant management of pregnancy past 41 weeks, a 'watchful waiting' approach, meaning observation and monitoring. On my first pregnancy I was 14 days past my 'due date' and after 10 days I went in daily for a trace, quick scan to check fluid and the usual antenatal visit checks until my little man arrived ❤️
KellyMom.com
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