
Pregnancy Bump & Baby
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If you're looking for information about pregnancy in New Zealand, BUMP and baby Magazine is your place for pregnancy information and babyhood.
Pregnancy Bump & Baby
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Thanks to a nationwide newborn hearing screening programme, any hearing difficulties your newborn may have are now ..read more
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It’s no secret—babies are tiny, but their needs can make a big dent in your wallet. From ..read more
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Welcoming your little one is exciting, but preparation can feel overwhelming. This expanded checklist covers everything you ..read more
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The twinkling lights are packed away (or perhaps not just yet), the festive buzz has fizzled, and ..read more
Pregnancy Bump & Baby
2M ago
Navigating life with a baby isn’t always smooth sailing. But the right products? Absolute game-changers. Whether it’s ..read more
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2M ago
Between festive celebrations, family gatherings, and a never-ending to-do list, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the ..read more
Pregnancy Bump & Baby
2M ago
Sound like fun? Probably not, but perineal massage is often encouraged for women planning a vaginal birth ..read more
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4M ago
I was startled awake at 11 p.m. by a fierce contraction, the kind that immediately told me ..read more
Pregnancy Bump & Baby
8M ago
Does a special diet help with quicker postpartum recovery and increased breast milk supply?
Well yes! And there is much evidence to prove this. In Asian countries, women have been following a postpartum diet for centuries using Chinese herbs and foods based on Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) to help them feel better physically and mentally. This diet regime follows a Three-stages Recovery Plan using Chinese herbs and special foods – Stage 1 – restoring a mother’s iron and folic acid after birth and building metabolism, Stage 2 – internal restoration (helping bones and joints realign again ..read more
Pregnancy Bump & Baby
8M ago
Sick of being sick? Emma Michelsen, mum-of-two and founder and CEO of morning sickness supplement brand Daisy, shares her experience with HG and the latest research into why it occurs.
From royalty to Hollywood celebrities, morning sickness and hyperemesis gravidarum have received a star-studded spotlight. Celebrities like Kate Middleton and Kelly Clarkson have not only shared their pregnancy journeys, but also shed light on the often-underestimated condition. Their candidness has raised awareness and shown that even the glitz of celebrity life isn’t a shield from the challenges of pregnancy ..read more