Some pregnancies are considered to be at higher risk than others. Examples include cases involving high blood pressure (hypertension), gestational diabetes, or multiple pregnancies. If your pregnancy is considered high-risk, you will be followed more closely and undergo additional exams. You may also be referred to a clinic that specializes in high-risk pregnancies (GARE…
Why breast-feed?, preparing to breast-feed, getting breast-feeding off to a good start, learning how to breast-feed.
Your pregnancy is a good time to talk about your impressions and expectations with your partner, family, and friends. It’s also a good time to find out about the breastfeeding resources and community groups in your area.
Skin-to-skin contact immediately at birth, proximity to your baby, listening to signs of hunger and good positioning at the breast are some of the things that make it easier to start breastfeeding.
Planning ahead, Hospital visit, What to bring to the hospital or birthing centre, Birth plan, Vaginal birth after caesarean, Breech presentation