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Anonymous, 01 September 2009 15:38
You may not want to think about labour pains but accepting that birth is likely to involve some pain will help you handle it on the day. Even if you’re fixed on having an epidural, alternative pain relievers could help make your early labour (before you go into hospital) a more positive experience. And if you’ve decided to just see ...
You may not want to think about labour pains but accepting that birth is likely to involve some pain will help you handle it on...
We can’t pretend that giving birth won’t hurt, but the good news is that there are plenty of things you can do to lessen the...
How does a completely pain-free labour sound? For many mums-to-be worried about giving birth and how much it’s going to hurt, it’s probably an appealing...
Contrary to popular belief, not all midwives are traditionalists who’ll turn their noses up at your aromatherapy oils and insist on you giving birth flat...
Looking for an alternative to drugs and a bed during labour? The answer could be a water birth. Floating around blissfully in a pool sounds...
Pregnancy’s a time many women explore alternative therapies for the first time, so why stop at the labour room door? When thinking about pain relief...
A pain-free birth without drugs: it’s the Holy Grail of pregnancy and childbirth – and yes, it is possible Does childbirth have to hurt? The...
The fact is that your body was designed to be able to carry and give birth to a baby. But that’s not to say that you...
It turns out, staying calm and in control during labour is the best medicine of all. Our experts show you howThe thought of giving birth...
Familiarise yourself with the most popular pain relief options. They could become your best friend in the labour room! As your bump grows, you may...
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