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In this episode, we’ll be joined by BabyCentre's antenatal teacher Chess to answer some of the most asked questions from new parents, from co-sleeping, swaddling, tongue tie and much more. We’ll also have the lowdown on where to get support if you’re finding things difficult. Plus, we’ll be talking breastfeeding problems and solutions, postnatal depression as well as talk about relationships and how they've changed now your baby has gone from 'womb to world'.
The Parent Pod is hosted by Lucy Toseland-Bolton and Claire Mutimer, both mums to young children and both BabyCentre parents. It is produced by BabyCentre UK and Tin Shed Productions. Download all 48 episodes now.
BabyCentre UK has hundreds of pages covering conception, pregnancy, birth and parenting at babycentre.co.uk. You can also follow BabyCentre UK on Facebook @facebook.com/BabyCentreUK, Instagram @instagram.com/babycentre, Pinterest @pinterest.co.uk/babycentre, Twitter @twitter.com/babycentreuk and YouTube @youtube.com/babycentre
BabyCenter is one of the most popular pregnancy and parenting resources in the world. The website, app, social media platforms and regular email bulletins offer medically-evidenced based information for those trying to conceive, parents-to-be, as well as mums and dads once their baby has arrived.
Sign up for weekly emailed bulletins and download the BabyCentre app through the App Store or Google Play to follow your pregnancy week-by-week through to the first year of your baby’s life.
If you're interested in reading more about some of the topics in this episode, the following links may be useful:
2 week old
Breastfeeding problems and solutions
The baby blues
What are the signs of postnatal depression?
Disclaimer: The podcasts don’t replace medical advice and you should always speak to your own doctor, midwife or clinician if you have any concerns.
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In this episode, we’ll be joined by BabyCentre's antenatal teacher Chess to answer some of the most asked questions from new parents, from co-sleeping, swaddling, tongue tie and much more. We’ll also have the lowdown on where to get support if you’re finding things difficult. Plus, we’ll be talking breastfeeding problems and solutions, postnatal depression as well as talk about relationships and how they've changed now your baby has gone from 'womb to world'.
The Parent Pod is hosted by Lucy Toseland-Bolton and Claire Mutimer, both mums to young children and both BabyCentre parents. It is produced by BabyCentre UK and Tin Shed Productions. Download all 48 episodes now.
BabyCentre UK has hundreds of pages covering conception, pregnancy, birth and parenting at babycentre.co.uk. You can also follow BabyCentre UK on Facebook @facebook.com/BabyCentreUK, Instagram @instagram.com/babycentre, Pinterest @pinterest.co.uk/babycentre, Twitter @twitter.com/babycentreuk and YouTube @youtube.com/babycentre
BabyCenter is one of the most popular pregnancy and parenting resources in the world. The website, app, social media platforms and regular email bulletins offer medically-evidenced based information for those trying to conceive, parents-to-be, as well as mums and dads once their baby has arrived.
Sign up for weekly emailed bulletins and download the BabyCentre app through the App Store or Google Play to follow your pregnancy week-by-week through to the first year of your baby’s life.
If you're interested in reading more about some of the topics in this episode, the following links may be useful:
2 week old
Breastfeeding problems and solutions
The baby blues
What are the signs of postnatal depression?
Disclaimer: The podcasts don’t replace medical advice and you should always speak to your own doctor, midwife or clinician if you have any concerns.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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