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Sex in pregnancy
Let’s start with a confession about sex, pregnancy and me. This is embarrassing (why I don’t know): When I was pregnant I was so horny
Tomlin Wilding
4 February 2020
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Lasagne is better than a baby grow: what new parents need
When I had my first baby, I was clueless about what babies really needed and also clueless about what I would really need. I ended
Guest Author
18 November 2019
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What if? The battle between trust and perfectionism
Two little words. What if? Two little words that can mean optimism, hope and excitement. Words that speak of a future that looks bright, engaging
Guest Author
29 July 2019
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Birth education needs something new
Since I left school I have studied child development from conception, and, as well as psychology and neurology, I have always loved the pregnancy and
Tomlin Wilding
15 July 2019
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After birth: support in the postnatal period.
So, you’re having a baby! You’re preparing for their arrival. Ticking all that baby stuff off your list as people generously give you all the
Guest Author
14 May 2019
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Birth after sexual violence: where’s the support?
Preparing for birth after sexual trauma can be a really challenging situation. This article is part of a series of 3 articles. This is the
Rowan Littlejohns
27 April 2019
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Birth stories
Birth after sexual violence (and birth trauma): my birth stories
Warning: please read The first half of this story is a tale of actual medical mismanagement, and negligence. I have had numerous birth professionals request
Rowan Littlejohns
27 April 2019
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Antenatal mental health
When you don’t glow The picture perfect images of pregnancy shows women wreathed in flowers like a Goddess, or radiant (usually dressed in white) with
Rowan Littlejohns
14 January 2019
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January Book Of The Month – ‘Why Perinatal Depression Matters’
Why Perinatal Depression Matters – Mia Scotland Our selected book for January is ‘Why Perinatal Depression Matters’ by Mia Scotland. Published by Pinter and Martin
Rowan Littlejohns
6 January 2019
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Perinatal mental health and carrying
Both myself and Jenni have personal experience of perinatal mental health conditions. We’ve written about these before: Em’s experience of post-natal depression: Antenatal mental health and
Emily Taylor
23 July 2018
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Carrying in a sling during pregnancy
Babywearing, or carrying in a sling whilst pregnant is something that we are often asked about. Parents who’ve often carried their child since birth, fear
Rowan Littlejohns
3 May 2018
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Slings & postnatal depression — Em’s story
Carrying in slings has been a lifeline Carrying my babies close to me in slings has been a lifeline with both of my children for
Emily Taylor
13 December 2017
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