Category: 35-36 weeks pregnant
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Childbirth in a Hospital with an Epidural
Marie accompanies Karine and Jocelyn to the hospital for the birth of their second baby. During this birth, the doctor will induce labour. You will
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Should I try a VBAC?
I am 23 weeks pregnant with my second baby. I had a caesarean section for my first baby during labour, and now I have to
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Baby Stool
Marie answers your questions about baby stool. A broad topic that often concerns parents. What’s the consistency, colour and texture of baby stool?
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Adapting to the return home with a newborn
How can you prepare for this event and help the transition go smoothly? How do you get the older brother and/or sister involved?
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The Needs of New Mothers
Hello Everyone, The postnatal period is another stage in the parenthood continuum. You carry your baby, give birth to it, then you breastfeed it and
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35-36 Weeks Pregnant
Hello, baby reporting! Listen, parents, I am in a tight spot here in Mom’s tummy, and I am really looking forward to getting out and
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Umbilical Cord Prolapse
Marie, my friend Manon told me that when she broke her water with her first baby, she saw a portion of her baby's umbilical cord
![Tick-tock…Anguish as time passes both too slowly and too quickly…](https://mariefortier.com/wp-content/plugins/pt-content-views-pro/public/assets/images/lazy_image.png)
Tick-tock…Anguish as time passes both too slowly and too quickly…
To read the previous part of Chantal’s story, go to Our beautiful adventure will finally start in a few weeks. Pour lire la partie précédente
![I don’t want to be induced. Are there natural things I can do to speed up my labour?](https://mariefortier.com/wp-content/plugins/pt-content-views-pro/public/assets/images/lazy_image.png)
I don’t want to be induced. Are there natural things I can do to speed up my labour?
I have an appointment to be induced at 41 weeks, which I would like to avoid. Are there things I can do to speed up
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Baby Massages
Do you want to massage your baby but don’t know where to start? In this video, a teacher, will show you how to practice.
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The Need for Intimacy
To read the previous part, go to The Need for Support. A woman in labour’s need for intimacy in a hospital context is not easy
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Our beautiful adventure will finally start in a few weeks!
Good evening, parents, Our beautiful adventure will start in a few weeks, at least for the next stage. The first part began 35 weeks ago,