How to Know When Your Baby’s Teething | Window to the Womb
Here are Some Tips to Help You & Baby! We have all experienced tooth ache at least once or some may have experienced it more than once and we can all agree that the pain is excruciating. But as adults if we do have tooth ache we can visit the dentist or take a tablet […]
Dave Taylor from Heart Radio Meets Baby | Window to the Womb
Heart Radio Big Reveal! Our Norwich Clinic was one of our first to open in 2014 and Dave and his team have introduced almost 5000 expectant parents to their babies since. Last week was no exception, and our Norwich clinic had the amazing pleasure of welcoming Dave Taylor from Heart Radio with his partner in […]
Preparing For Pregnancy – Early Stages | Window to the Womb
So, you’ve calmed down now after you’ve raided the pregnancy section at Waterstone’s, googled literally everything pregnancy related and come to terms with the little human growing inside you…so what’s next? The most important, vital thing you need to do is start thinking about you and your baby’s health. Your First GP Appointment & Beyond […]
Tips for Sleep Deprivation During Pregnancy | firstScan at Window to the Womb
According to a 2016 study, a huge 78% of women experience problems getting those ‘ZzZzZz’s’ during their pregnancy. Most expectant mummies know that sleep deprivation comes with the package of motherhood, but many don’t realise it can hit you during the pregnancy itself. It’s not surprising, as there is so much going on in your […]
10 Ways to Ease Morning Sickness | Window to the Womb
When you ask someone who is pregnant, what is the worst part about pregnancy the answer is usually ‘the morning sickness’. Some women are blessed and don’t suffer from morning sickness or if they do it’s only for a short period of time. But some aren’t as lucky and suffer from morning sickness for a […]
Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction (SPD) in Pregnancy | Window to the Womb
Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction (SPD) or pregnancy-related pelvic girdle pain (PPGP) is very common. In fact, it affects up to one in five pregnant women. If causes many women a constant niggling pain, but it can also be so severe that it leaves some stranded-on crutches until birth. Fortunately, there is lots of help available and […]
