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… can make you feel less tired. Drink extra fluids if you are breastfeeding. Your doctor will tell you how to care for … may have postpartum depression. This needs to be treated. Support groups and counselling can help. Sometimes medicine … babies. Expect changes in your relationship If you have a partner and this is your first baby, your focus may have …
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… while pregnant, taking drugs during pregnancy or while breastfeeding may harm your baby. This includes prohibited … see Breastfeeding or chestfeeding (HealthLinkBC File #70). Support and counselling Individual, family, and small group … HeretoHelp . For additional mental health and substance use support in your area, search HealthLinkBC's FIND Services …
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… newly born babies in the operating room, and some are even supporting mothers to put the baby skin-to-skin and … room. If you can't put your baby skin-to-skin, see if your partner or support person can. Talk with your partner or … finishing their first feeding may have more difficulty breastfeeding well. Reasons to room-in with your baby In the …
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… labour, pack your personal belongings and items for your partner and the new baby. This checklist can help you plan … oil or talcum powder snacks and drinks for you and your support team partner's swimsuit, so they can get in the … and comfortable). washable dressing gown (front opening for breastfeeding) two or three nightgowns or pairs of pyjamas …
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… woman's experience is different. Together, you and your partner can connect emotionally and physically by knowing … dryness may be a problem. High prolactin levels while breastfeeding also play a part in vaginal dryness. If you … know that as you recover from childbirth, you need extra support. Ask your partner to tell you about any needs and …
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… you try adding formula. In the meantime, it's best to keep breastfeeding. The most common reason that parents give … to keep your milk flowing. Bonding Without a Bottle Some partners worry that they won't bond with their baby unless … many other ways that partners can bond with their baby and support the baby's need to breastfeed. Try skin-to-skin …
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… from a mother to her baby during pregnancy, birth, or breastfeeding. HIV doesn't survive well outside the body. So … (including oral sex) until you are sure that you and your partner aren't infected with HIV or other sexually … common reactions. Don't be afraid to ask for the emotional support you need. If your family and friends aren't able to …
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… something nice for myself? When your baby is asleep or your partner can help, take a nap, read a book, have a bath, or … my partner, friends or family about my feelings? met with a support group of people who understand my feelings? Your … are often felt most strongly while you breastfeed because breastfeeding helps your uterus contract and get smaller. …
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… August 5, 2013 Prenatal classes can help you and your partner plan for what you can expect - physically and … during pregnancy and after birth Labour and delivery support, including relaxation techniques and variations in … Parenting supports and resources available to new parents Breastfeeding, infant safety, self care and baby care …
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… score an Apgar between 7 and 10. Tips for you and your support person Cuddle with your baby on your chest. Partners who want to cut the umbilical cord are given … where to cut. Bring your baby to your breast to begin breastfeeding. Some will suck right away; others will show …
