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Pregnancy videos to prepare you for what to expect during pregnancy, labour and birth. Developed with Irish maternity hospitals and healthcare professionals, these videos cover everything from your first scan through to labour and birth.
Parenting Videos | Expert Hospital Maternity Advice
Educational videos for expectant parents shown in maternity hospital waiting rooms across Ireland, covering pregnancy, labour, birth, baby care and postnatal support from trusted healthcare experts.
Gas and bloating are very common during pregnancy. They are mainly caused by hormonal changes and the growing baby pressing on the digestive system. Although uncomfortable, these symptoms are usually harmless for both mother and baby.
Watch short first aid videos from expert healthcare consultants in Ireland covering choking, burns, fevers, CPR, allergic reactions, baby emergencies and everyday first aid advice for parents and families.
Learn the benefits of having a birth partner during labour, how a support person can help during childbirth and what to consider when choosing the right birth partner for you.
This tasty economical meatloaf is the perfect family meal on a cold night.
Learn about contraception after giving birth, including safe birth control options while breastfeeding, when fertility returns, and how to choose the right method after pregnancy.
Learn how to fit your baby's car seat safely with expert advice on newborn car seat safety, harness positioning, Irish regulations and common mistakes.
This short demonstration shows you how to make a healthy and tasty family meal that everyone can enjoy.
Learn the signs of constipation in children, practical ways to relieve it and when to seek medical advice. Expert guidance for parents from Whatsupmum.
Welcoming a new baby into your life is an incredible experience. It’s a time filled with excitement, love and plenty of memorable first moments. However, it can also feel overwhelming as you adjust to your new routine and responsibilities.
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