May 31, 2017
Everyone has a given blood type (either O, A, B or AB) and Rhesus factor (Rh factor – either positive of negative). During your first clinic visit your doctor will conduct a blood test to determine your blood type and Rhesus factor among other things. If you already know that you are Rhesus negative and … Continue reading “Blood Groups and Rhesus Factors During Pregnancy”
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November 27, 2016
Deciding on a hospital to deliver from might leave you feeling a little anxious especially if you are a first time mother and/or have never been admitted before. Most mothers don’t know that you can actually take a tour of the hospitals you have available to you. These hospitals will allow you to view their … Continue reading “Choosing a Delivery Hospital”
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September 12, 2016
More often than not, the moment you find out you are expecting you might want to go out and buy every single baby item in sight (that is, after the heightened emotions go down). Don’t. Almost every first time parent has at least one item they bought which they’ve never used. Even something as simple … Continue reading “Baby Shopping Guide”
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August 21, 2016
By the 38th week of pregnancy your baby is considered full term and labour could begin any day now. As your due date grows near you are bound to feel lighter once your baby drops down into your pelvis. This will, however mean an increase in the the number of times you need to go … Continue reading “Signs of Labour”
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August 20, 2016
The Big Day is almost here and you are bound to feel a bit more tired, with your mood flipping between excitement and worry. The third trimester of pregnancy will run from 28 to 40 weeks, though remember that your baby could arrive 2 weeks before or after your expected due date. Your feet and … Continue reading “The Third Trimester”
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August 19, 2016
Getting pregnant can be an exciting time for most mothers. However, it can also be a confusing time as you want to do the best thing for you and your unborn baby. This is especially true for first time mothers who are not sure what is and isn’t safe to eat during these precious nine … Continue reading “Pregnancy Food Dos & Dont’s”
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August 18, 2016
The second trimester is here, “yeey”. With the onset of the second trimester, this most likely means the end or reduction in morning sickness, fatigue and breast tenderness. You are bound to feel energized and look more pregnant with each passing week. Although, as your baby grows you will begin to feel out of breathe … Continue reading “The Second Trimester”
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August 16, 2016
The first trimester of pregnancy can be a smooth time with very few pregnancy symptoms as highlighted in our previous article, or it could be the most uncomfortable and nerve racking time. Whatever the case may be take comfort knowing that the 2nd trimester is usually smoother. This trimester lasts for about 12 weeks out … Continue reading “The First Trimester”
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August 16, 2016
The first trimester of pregnancy can be a smooth time with very few pregnancy symptoms as highlighted in our previous article, or it could be the most uncomfortable and nerve racking time. Whatever the case may be take comfort knowing that the 2nd trimester is usually smoother. This trimester lasts for about 12 weeks out … Continue reading “The First Trimester”
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August 15, 2016
Finding out you are pregnant can be an exciting time for you and your family. After your pregnancy test confirms your suspicions and you have gone for one or more antenatal checkups, you might be thinking it’s time to make the Big Announcement. The right time to let the rest of the family in on … Continue reading “The Big Announcement – “We’re Pregnant””
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