Whether your pregnancy was planned or a surprise, you are likely preparing mentally and physically for your new addition to the family. The possible gender is often front of mind… But how often do you stop to think if twins are forming in there? If you have never been pregnant before then you have no …
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A review of my personal experience of a pregnancy massage with Blys, the on-demand mobile massage company that services Australia wide.
These seemingly essential newborn products can cost you more than $1000, and they only last for six months. See how much you can save by hiring instead.
I was diagnosed with gestational diabetes at 18 weeks for my second pregnancy, and then again at merely 11 weeks for my third pregnancy. Here are my best practical tips which helped me on my diet-controlled journey with GDM.
When I was pregnant with my first child, I heard about hypnobirthing at the hospital where I was taking antenatal classes. Without even bothering to understand what hypnobirthing is, I immediately decided that I didn’t need it.
Up until about thirty years ago, Australian obstetricians treated breech birth as normal and C-sections weren’t the default recommendation. How and when did this change?
The price tags on maternity wear (or clothing in general) are highly deceptive and many people don’t realise the real cost of the fabric they are paying for.
Are you paying too much for pregnancy vitamins without knowing their nutritional composition? I decided to find out the best pregnancy vitamins available in Australia with the most value in terms of nutrition and cost.
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How much does private healthcare for pregnancy really cost? Do you know what it actually covers? And how does it compare to the public healthcare system in terms of benefits and costs? In this first part of the series The Financially Savvy Mum, I research and look into the real costs of private and public healthcare in Australia for mums-to-be.