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200 ArticlesThe benefit of having a bath when pregnant
Changes in your body when pregnant can make you ache and feel a bit uncomfortable but baths can offer a number of benefits
Is it a good idea to eat and drink in labour?
Labour can take a long time, so aiming for slow-release energy foods can be helpful, and keep drinking to keep hydrated.
Making a caesarean birth your own
There are many ways to make a caesarean birth your own, to really make it a positive experience
Heartburn in pregnancy - from first to third trimester
Heartburn, or indigestion, is a common pregnancy ailment. It is possible to manage and minimise symptoms with changes to diet and lifestyle
Coping With Heat In Pregnancy
Feeling overheated can make being pregnant an irritating and uncomfortable experience, but you can have strategies that help you keep cool.
Active Labour and Birth
There are three stages of active labour and listening to your body throughout is important as every labour is different.
How To Write A Birth Plan
Birth plans mean exactly what they say and are a plan about how you would like your labour and birth to be. Often women say, “I won’t make a birth plan, I’ll just go with the flow”, as they imagine their birth might be unpredictable or they won’t be able to control how things happen
Planning and prioritising your recovery after birth
Looking after yourself well postpartum will promote the recovery process. Here are some tips on how to prepare.
What Christmas foods are OK to eat when you are pregnant?
Our midwives have advice on what you can and cannot eat when you are pregnant, to help you navigate through the festive season
Preparing to get pregnant – how can your lifestyle improve your chances?
It may reassure you to know that there are adjustments you can make to your lifestyle that will not only positively affect your chances to conceive, but which will also help pave the way for a healthier pregnancy and improve the wellbeing of your whole family.
The first postnatal poop
That first postnatal poop can be scary, and lots of women dread it, for obvious reasons. Here are some hints and tips to help make it easier.
Introducing our Midwives
We started at a kitchen table, not in a boardroom—because this brand was born out of real midwifery experience. My Expert Midwife was founded by a practicing NHS midwife who saw first-hand what mums were missing. Today, our team includes REAL, registered NHS midwives who help shape everything we do—from the products we make to the advice we share. Because when we say expert, we mean it.