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This one goes out to all the partners and birth support people out there! We love your work!
Planning for your birth is important, but it can be a lot to digest and to construct if you don't even know where to begin! Midwife Zoe talks through things to include in your birth plan, and how to plan for something as unpredictable as labour and birth.
Midwife Zoe is back with Season 2! For the first ep, Zoe dives into what she learnt from 2021...
Howdy MIMPers!
As per popular demand, this one is for the students! Don't let it flop lol
Enjoy listening! xx
Howdy MIMPers!
This week, Zoe discusses breastfeeding basics for all those FTM or mums that just want a refresher on all things boob related! For demonstrations and more education about boob-related content, head over to our Instagram page; @midwifeinmypocket
Some useful products:
Haakaa Silicone Colostrum Collector Set
Lansinoh Nipple Cream
Don't get me wrong, pregnancy, birth and beyond can be the weirdest time, so here are some things that are COMPLETELY normal, that you might not be aware of otherwise!
So you want drugs eh?
You've come to the right place! Zoe talks all about the pain relief options that are pharmacological that you may wish to use in labour and birth. This is part two of the pain relief series.
G'day MIMPers!
This week, Zoe explains the various types of non-pharmacological pain relief methods that are available throughout your labour and birth experience. She explains what they are and their effects on you and your baby.
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G'day MIMPers! Cheers for listening!
This week Zoe discusses her experiences with burnout and workplace fatigue and how this affected her career. She also discusses strategies that helped her overcome the burnout and how this has improved her outlook on the midwifery workforce moving forward.
TRIGGER WARNING
This episode does discuss miscarriage and mental health that may be triggering to some listeners.
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