After The Birth
Below are our 12 articles in the after the birth' category:

If you’d like to have your baby officially named, but don’t want to have a formal christening or baptism, then there are plenty of alternative...

Cot death also known as Sudden Infant Death Syndrome or SIDS claims the lives of approximately 500 babies per year in the UK. Little is known about...

Miscarriage and stillbirth are both types of pregnancy loss that occur before birth. A miscarriage is defined as occurring before the 24 week mark...

If you’re mum to a six month old or less baby, who hasn’t yet started weaning, then you could become a baby milk donor. Baby milk is often in...

When you’ve had a baby, there are all sorts of new skills to master and learning to express your own milk may be one of them. Whether you’re...

Giving birth is a major physical achievement for any woman so in the weeks and months after this event her body must rest and allow itself to...

It’s all change when you have a new addition to the family, especially for any other siblings and it can take them a while to adjust to their little...

Many new mothers feel overwhelmed by life with an infant and forget how to feel good themselves. This article offers basic information about keeping...

When you’ve recently given birth, it’s unlikely to be a top priority, but there often are a lot of questions and issues surrounding post pregnancy...

Postnatal depression is a type of depression that occurs after a woman has given birth. About 10 to 15% of women in the UK are affected to varying...

Giving birth is so physically exhausting that it might be a while before you even feel ready to leave your bed never mind return to work. In fact,...

If your baby needs to spend time staying in hospital it can be a really worrying time for parents. Your usual routines and schedules will be torn...
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