Pregalates

HypnoBirthing uses deep relaxation, visualisation, affirmations and special breathing techniques to achieve a confident, calm, peaceful birth and a positive birthing experience for both you and your baby. Also with links to HypnoBirthing practitioners in other Australian States.

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Enjoy pilates; Improving mind and body, suitable for all fitness levels. Pregnancy classes starting soon

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Your baby’s hearing starts to kick in at about 16 weeks. So after you’ve enjoyed your Pregalates workout, why not kick back, chill out and relax with your baby to some specially tuned instrumental lullabies?

If you’ve ever considered having a water birth at home, then we would recommend The Good Birth Company. They specialise in Birth-Pool-in-a-Box, the affordable birthing pool of choice for midwives and mothers.

A Tens Machine can prove invaluable during labour. Not convinced? Then why not see for yourself?

A fantastic site that takes the stress out of packing your bag for hospital.

Antenatalxtra is run by Lynne Mayo, one of the friendliest and most experienced midwives you could wish to meet. She offers a range of classes to help you birth with confidence in the UK.

Midwives Online was the brain child of midwife Catherine Parker-Little and is a hub of info for all areas of concern and interest at this special time from the midwives themselves. Tasha was lucky enough to be invited to write their exercise section for them too.