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A birth plan is a written record of what you would like to happen during pregnancy labour and after the birth of your baby. It is a way...

Many mothers give birth in a lying-down position. This may have been adopted to make it more convenient for hospital staff to assist in...

My baby is bottom-first. Is C-section my only choice? In Singapore, most mothers with bottom-first (breech) babies at term are offered...

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In Singapore, most mothers with bottom-first (breech) babies at term are offered C-section delivery. Do you know that there is an...

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What choices do mothers have giving birth after experiencing a previous C-section. The following slides are adapted from the patient...

Headache is a common symptom that can occur anytime in pregnancy but presents most commonly in the first and third trimesters. The cause...

Exercise is encouraged and recommended during pregnancy. How can exercise be helpful in pregnancy? #1 - Exercise helps women to adjust to...

A “high risk” pregnancy is a pregnancy that may be affected by one or more factors that may eventually lead to additional health issues...

Towards the end of a pregnancy, most babies will usually adopt a head-first position in anticipation of labour. 3 to 4 out of 100 babies...

Natural (or vaginal) birth is usually recommended over a caesarean section in women with uncomplicated pregnancies and no previous...

Sporadic womb contractions begin as early as 6 weeks into a pregnancy although the majority of women do not feel them until after 20...