Dr Morris | Sydney Mother & Baby would like to invite your parents to attend an information session with our midwife Penny Stanbury
A Great Recipe for Pregnancy and is Gestational Diabetes Friendly
Aims to educate couples about normal birth with helpful hints to labour well with good support.
If you are planning for a normal vaginal delivery, why not eat some dates!
December Yoga Class Cancellations at Sydney Mother and Baby.
Mothersafe is a free telephone service offered to all pregnant women in NSW.
In early pregnancy you will be offered a range of tests to assess your general health, either at the GP when your pregnancy is confirmed or during your 1st trimester.
Gestational Diabetes is a common complication of pregnancy, occurring in about 10% of pregnant women.
Helpful information about some of the common pregnancy related changes that people rarely talk about.
The Early Pregnancy Essentials class, can assist you in being informed and confident for your pregnancy journey.
These are the most relevant words and abbreviations that you will most likely come across in the course of your pregnancy.
This test can detect a small amount of baby’s DNA in the mother’s bloodstream. Testing of this DNA can identify the vast majority of babies with trisomies 21, 18 and 13 and the major sex chromosome abnormalities.
Vitamin D levels are not only important for you, they are also important for your growing baby.
The initial stages of pregnancy are a very exciting time for our patients. This month’s newsletter details what will happen at your first antenatal appointment at Sydney Mother and Baby.
Blood loss is expected during the birthing process, but approximately 5-15% of pregnant women will experience a post partum haemorrhage, which is excessive blood loss during the birthing process.
Pelvic discomfort is usually caused by a combination of factors and affects approximately one in five pregnant women.
In normal pregnancy, sex is safe right through to the end of the third trimester.
In pregnancy, there is an increased need for many vitamins and minerals.
Your ‘Yellow Card’ is something we ask you keep your in your handbag at all times, even in early pregnancy. We outline what the yellow card is all about.
Unless you are vegan or vegetarian, it’s ideal to have seafood feature in your diet regularly…
Iron deficiency anaemia during pregnancy is linked with pre-term birth, and low birth weight babies.
Parvovirus or ‘Slapped cheek’ can occur at any age, however, it is most commonly found in children between 4 and 10 years.
The benefits of a nutritious diet for your baby, include increased immune functioning, mental alertness, and correct birth size.
Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction is estimated to affect up to one in four women during pregnancy, varying in severity.
The many physical and physiological changes that take place within a women’s body during pregnancy can make exercise challenging.
