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New baby? Old family traditions? I have always been fascinated by cultural differences around birthing - and of course those differences continue into raising our children. But even within similar cultures - we often see a huge variety of “family traditions” - especially at Christmas time. A...
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We are so excited to announce that not only are we bringing our antenatal classes to Solihull – but we are also teaming up with the incredible Silhilians Sports Club and Conference Centre to offer courses in a beautiful new venue that is incredibly easy...
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Last week we were delighted to bring our Free Pregnancy Information evening to Solihull’s Birth centre – Netherbrook. The session is intended for ALL couples – regardless of where they will choose to birth and is designed as an additional opportunity to “talk all things...
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Sunday 18th October 11.00 am - 2.00 pm. Chase Meadow Community Centre - Narrow Hall Meadow - Warwick - CV34 6BT One week to go!! Almost there and SO looking forward to meeting you all. Free entrance and lots of parking available – this is going to be...
Continue ReadingAre you looking for a really special gift for family or friends that have been an amazing support to you through your babies first days / weeks / months? Would you like to create a keepsake for yourself that could last forever? Looking for a unique gift...
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So as we enter "Babywearing week" - yes it is a real thing - you might be asking "what are the benefits? Looks like something only middle class mummies do" - WRONG!! There are SO many benefits to baby wearing for mum, baby and even...
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Reflexology is a non-intrusive complementary health therapy, based on the theory that the feet (or hands) represent a map of the whole body, with every part of the body reflected on one or both feet. Regular treatments in pregnancy may make pregnancy or labour easier...
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Many women don’t realise (especially with first pregnancies) that they actually have a choice regarding where they give birth – and that decision can be incredibly important when considering the type of birth they are hoping for. It is unfortunately common for first timers to hear...
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Last night my son Samuel (aged 10) bought home his exercise books from last year. We took a while to browse through his English books with poems and stories - which often give an interesting insight into your child’s thinking. Then we moved onto his science...
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I am always fascinated by the emotional responses that often are raised whenever a blog about breastfeeding is released (hence why I have always avoided it to date!). Just like when discussing pain relief and caesarean sections (I will save those for a later blog) – you...
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