Postpartum Recovery: Your Body and Feelings in the Weeks After Birth
What is normal after birth, how to look after your body and mind, when to have your postnatal check and the warning signs that need urgent care.
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Baby size, symptoms and a simple checklist for every week from 1 to 40.
What is normal after birth, how to look after your body and mind, when to have your postnatal check and the warning signs that need urgent care.
Why anaemia is common in pregnancy, the symptoms to look out for, foods that contain iron, how iron tablets help and when to see your doctor.
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What gestational diabetes is, who is more likely to get it, when the glucose test is done, how it is treated and what happens after birth.
When you will first feel your baby move, what movements feel like, why you do not need to count kicks and when to call your midwife.
When teething usually starts, the signs to look for, safe ways to soothe sore gums and what to avoid.
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