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External Cephalic Version (ECV)

An ECV involves a clinician trying to turn the baby from a bottom down position into a head down position.

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Flying Start: A guide to feeding and caring for your baby to help them get off to a flying start in life.

This guide provides information to help you prepare for feeding and caring for your baby/babies.

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Food Safety and Pregnancy

During pregnancy, it is important that extra precautions are taken to ensure that the food eaten is safe. Included is a list of foods to avoid.

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Group B Streptococcus infection (GBS)

Group B Streptococcus infection during pregnancy.

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Growth scan

A growth scan assesses the fetal growth to ensure the baby is growing at the expected rate for gestation.

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Guidance for women regarding swab testing for COVID 19 in pregnancy

Th COVID-19 swab will be offered to all women admitted to the antenatal and postnatal wards, the delivery suite and to women having an elective caesarean section.

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Hand Expressing Breastmilk During your pregnancy

Information for mothers who would like to do antenatal hand expression of breast milk from 36 weeks of pregnancy.

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Helping your breastfed baby to get all the milk they need

Milk supply is established and increased by regular and effective milk removal. Steps 1 to 8 are for EVERY mother/parent and baby. Steps 9 to15 MAY be advised and if so, circled by your feeding specialist, midwife or maternity support worker.

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Information to prepare for your pregnancy ultrasound

Information about having a pregnancy ultrasound.

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Looking After A Third Or Fourth Degree Tear Following Childbirth

The perineum is the area of skin between the vagina and back passage (anus). Some women give birth without injury to the perineum. However, some may need episiotomy and some may have tears.

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External Cephalic Version (ECV)

Flying Start: A guide to feeding and caring for your baby to help them get off to a flying start in life.

Food Safety and Pregnancy

Group B Streptococcus infection (GBS)

Growth scan

Guidance for women regarding swab testing for COVID 19 in pregnancy

Hand Expressing Breastmilk During your pregnancy

Helping your breastfed baby to get all the milk they need

Information to prepare for your pregnancy ultrasound

Looking After A Third Or Fourth Degree Tear Following Childbirth

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