Pregnancy Tips for Moms

Written by Lara Taylor, UK Specialist Midwife

We all know the term labour I’m sure: the active process of delivering a baby, and I’m pretty certain now you’re pregnant you’ve heard lots of labour and birth stories, maybe some being more unsettling for you than reassuring!

Let's talk about postpartum bleeding and how to manage looking after your postpartum body.

From six weeks after giving birth and onwards: the checkups, your wellbeing and what you should never forget to mention to your doctor

This blog post is inspired by our Lil-Lets Talk Becoming a Mom series where real moms share the physical and emotional realities of motherhood that aren’t spoken about openly enough. Join the conversation.

My Story - Written by Megan Ross

What to expect in those early days of breastfeeding, so you can feel confident and most importantly prepared.  You’ve got this Mama!

When it comes to finding the right breastfeeding positions for you and your baby, only you will know what feels most comfortable.

Endorsed by Lara Taylor, UK Specialised Midwife.

We’re here to explain how to get a good latch whilst breastfeeding, and what to do if things don’t feel quite right.

If you’re a breastfeeding mum, you may worry that your baby isn’t getting enough milk from you or that you’re actually not making enough.

Endorsed by Lara Taylor, UK Specialised Midwife.

So, your breast-feeding journey seems to be going well and your baby is latching on fabulously, and then out of nowhere and without warning, you start to notice a change in the way your breasts feel and look.

Endorsed by Lara Taylor,  UK Specialised Midwife.