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If I could only give you one piece of advice for surviving with a newborn it would be this: never say never. It’s impossible to go into parenting without some pre conceived ideas. The media show us images of motherhood in parenting mags, glossies, tv ads and even in Holly wood blockbusters. And while we all know those images... Catherine
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Noah is now just over four, but I remember the first six weeks of his life very well – it was the most difficult time of my life. Here is where I say this is not necessarily a bad thing so all the mums-to-be don’t freak out and question what they’ve got themselves in to! It also must be said these are my experiences, not indicative of exactly what all new mums face... Johanna |
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Tip No.1
Your experience with your baby is unique, just like the two of you, and the family the baby was born into. It won’t be possible to not compare your milestones with everybody else’s, but try and remember, this is your journey, nobody else’s... Mihiri
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An essential product for all new mums and a must for every nappy bag! Soothe, moisturise and protect delicate skin with Phytocare Papaya (Paw Paw) Ointment with Calendula, 100% petrochemical free with all natural ingredients. It is perfect for soothing cracked nipples and calming and protecting against nappy rash. Available from www.ecolifestyle.com.au
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| How to survive the first 6 weeks with your new baby |
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When your beautiful baby is born there is much excitement, anticipation of your new role, new emotions, new responsibilities, new expectations and a new stage in your life. It is easy to be so focused on your baby and neglect to nurture yourself. Here are some ideas to help you not only survive but thrive in the first 6 weeks with your little one read more...
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First Steps to Confident Parenting provides comprehensive and consistent parenting advice, in a nurturing and supportive environment. Our services provide:
- Education classes for parents of babies aged 0-15 months: Guiding you through normal development stages of your baby. Providing relevant targeted and practice- based information, addressing common challenges faced as a new parent. Understanding your baby’s behavior and boosting your parenting confidence. Classes are popular with mothers groups!
- Home visiting service: Designed to assist and support you with unique issues your family face regarding the management of caring for your baby.
- Phone consultation service: Accessible and supportive advice regarding the management plan of your baby.
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Welcome to Mums The Word
Congratulations!
You are on a wonderful journey, being pregnant is one of the most exciting times in your life!
While you may find your changing shape & emotions rather daunting, know that maternity fashion is not about hiding your baby belly, or downplaying your new shape. Instead, have fun, find the new you, enhance your shape, try on our great clothes , feel fabulous and flaunt it!
At MUMS THE WORD Maternity we have sourced the very best in maternity clothing. We take our job seriously and understand your needs and strive to ensure that you are dressing to keep your own sense of style as your body evolves throughout your pregnancy. Our range is designed to flatter your changing shape and provide supreme comfort whilst remaining stylish, practical and affordable. To ensure you look fabulous and feel great, MUMS THE WORD have a large range of maternity clothing available either on-line or at our store.
At MUMS THE WORD, we are Altering Your Perception of Maternity Wear
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| First six weeks by First Step Parenting |
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For almost all new parents, the first 6 weeks following the birth of your baby can be full of ups and downs. As much as it is exciting and wondrous, getting to ‘know’ your baby can also be a challenging and uncertain time. Expect to sometimes feel overwhelmed, unsure and somewhat confused as you spend time perfecting and adapting to feeding, changing read more... |
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