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What would you have liked to know before your baby arrived?
By: admin Date: April 15, 2013, 4:23 pm
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Re: What would you have liked someone to tell before your baby a
rrived?
By: admin Date: April 15, 2013, 4:41 pm
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The wonder weeks
there are various names for them, but basically there is a list
of which days your child will be easy to handle and which days
unfortunately you will be tearing your hair out.
if i'd know this before day 5 I wouldn't have been wanting to
hunt out the receipt and send him back. I never forget that
moment of thinking maybe we would never cope if every night was
suddnedly be like this. Once I knew you then got up days as well
it all improved
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Re: What would you have liked someone to tell before your baby a
rrived?
By: Angie Date: April 16, 2013, 4:36 pm
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Things don't always go to plan, when it comes to labour and
birth. Don't worry if it's not how wished, but do be proactive
about what you want and believe in, question practice you are
unhappy with or unsure of, and seek out support.
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Re: What would you have liked someone to tell before your baby a
rrived?
By: InbalB Date: April 17, 2013, 4:08 pm
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Wish I'd have known about these baby cues when Z was a newborn!
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Skip to the 4th minute for the bit with the cues themselves.
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Re: What would you have liked to know before your baby arrived?
By: Christina Date: April 24, 2013, 5:49 am
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I wish I'd known she could come 3 months early then I might have
packed a hospital bag!!!
But other than that... I wish I'd known to trust my own
instincts - especially on the unit. Nobody knows your baby like
you do - there's an instinctive bond and mum is the best person
to recognise when a baby is in discomfort. A recent study I've
been privy too showed that nurses and doctors have no more idea
than mum when a baby needs attention.
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Re: What would you have liked to know before your baby arrived?
By: admin Date: April 24, 2013, 9:11 am
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[quote author=Christina link=topic=96.msg219#msg219
date=1366800558]
A recent study I've been privy too showed that nurses and
doctors have no more idea than mum when a baby needs attention.
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think someone needs to show most of the doctors and nurses this
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