Breastfeeding Positions – side lying
24 April 2023
The side-lying position for breastfeeding – a comfortable and convenient alternative to traditional breastfeeding positions.
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The side-lying position for breastfeeding – a comfortable and convenient alternative to traditional breastfeeding positions.
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Learn about common symptoms, embryo development, the dating scan, and tips for a healthy pregnancy in our comprehensive guide to week 8.
In episode 1, I’ll be discussing the benefits of hypnobirthing, including reducing the likelihood of interventions, and creating a more positive and empowered birth experience. It’s important to understand both non-medical and medical techniques and tools available during labor, and I’ll be sharing all of that with you.
This episode aims to guide you through the why, where, how, and what of hypnobirthing. So, sit back, relax, and let’s get started! What follows is the transcript of the show or you can listen here
Discover what’s happening during week 7 of pregnancy as your baby continues to grow and develop. From the formation of facial features to the development of important organs, learn about the exciting milestones your little one is reaching.
At this stage, your little one is about the size of a sweet pea and is called an embryo. The heart is starting to beat, and the neural tube, which will eventually become the brain and spinal cord, is beginning to form. These early developments are crucial to the growth and health of your baby.
