Labour and Birth by Together with Baby

Preparing for the birth

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Signs of Labour

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What happens in labour and birth

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After the birth

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10 things to know about giving birth

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Real Mum & Dad's birth experiences

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Positive birth stories

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Birth stories

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Tips for Birth Partners

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Real-life stories of returning to work

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Guilt of returning to work

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Link to the Birth Trauma Padlet

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The 'rush of love' refers to the overwhelming feelings of love towards your baby when they are first born. This is felt commonly in mothers, however, it is also common for mothers to not feel it! Both are normal and not feeling it does not mean that you will not bond with and do not love your baby.

Real mums' experiences

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Birth plans are useful in preparing you for when you go into labour, and can help your health team know how to support you, however childbirth is unpredictable and when things do not go to plan, this can stir up a range of emotions. Take some time to recover from your birth, talk to someone about how you feel.

Traumatic birth

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At times, when things go off plan it can be traumatic and lead to postnatal traumatic stress disorder, read more about this in our 'birth trauma' Padlet.