antenatal card Archives - Dr Morris

Jun 2019 Newsletter

Whooping Cough and pregnancy.

Your ‘Yellow Card’, officially known as your Co-operation Card or Antenatal Record Card is something we ask you keep in your handbag at all times, even in early pregnancy. However, you may have wondered why, or you may have been a little unsure about what the different abbreviations mean. Penny Stanbury, midwife at Dr Morris…

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Jun 2019 Newsletter

Sweet Potato Minestrone Soup

Your ‘Yellow Card’, officially known as your Co-operation Card or Antenatal Record Card is something we ask you keep in your handbag at all times, even in early pregnancy. However, you may have wondered why, or you may have been a little unsure about what the different abbreviations mean. Penny Stanbury, midwife at Dr Morris…

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Mar 2019 Newsletter

Sleep & Pregnancy

Your ‘Yellow Card’, officially known as your Co-operation Card or Antenatal Record Card is something we ask you keep in your handbag at all times, even in early pregnancy. However, you may have wondered why, or you may have been a little unsure about what the different abbreviations mean. Penny Stanbury, midwife at Dr Morris…

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Mar 2019 Newsletter

Baby-Led Breastfeeding

Your ‘Yellow Card’, officially known as your Co-operation Card or Antenatal Record Card is something we ask you keep in your handbag at all times, even in early pregnancy. However, you may have wondered why, or you may have been a little unsure about what the different abbreviations mean. Penny Stanbury, midwife at Dr Morris…

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Mar 2019 Newsletter

New General Yoga Classes

New general yoga class for all past patients.

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The ‘Yellow Card’

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.