Pregnancy

Whether you are preparing to return to work, or need to be away from your baby at times, storing breastmilk to use later on is a great and convenient way your baby can continue to get the benefits of mother’s milk.

Returning to work after having a baby shouldn’t mean giving up breastfeeding. With the amazing range of health benefits that breast milk provides, it is worth preparing and planning ahead so that you can integrate the activities of breastfeeding and work seamlessly.

No matter how prepared you may have felt for the arrival of your newest family member, the stress of taking care of a newborn day and night can overwhelm new parents at times...

Talking to your baby while he or she is still inside you could be benefiting your little one more than you know. A recent study has shown that they not only hear you, but are already able to begin memorizing songs or speech, and learning language.

Bonding with your unborn child is a great way to prepare for your new life as a parent. By investing time and effort during pregnancy to develop a connection with your little one, you will be setting the stage for lifelong intimacy, enriching both you and your baby’s lives.

Prenatal music stimulation can offer numerous benefits to both an unborn baby and mom. Music not only helps to enhance stimulation of a fetus’ growing brain, but can also promote a positive state of wellbeing for both baby and mom through relieving stress and creating early bonding experiences.

Whether you are a first-time mom or have had kids in the past, it is always a thrilling experience to feel your baby move...

"The first time we heard the heartbeat, I thought something was wrong like my baby was having a heart attack or something. It was so fast."

Fetal dopplers are devices which use sound waves to pick up and record a baby’s heartbeat from inside the womb. It is not until around 10 to 12 weeks into a pregnancy that a fetus’ heartbeat can be detected...