Category: 35-36 weeks pregnant
How to properly swathe a baby
In this video capsule, I show you a technique to swaddle a baby. For more information, please watch these videos: Baby Massages How to Measure
Mothers and Recovery Post-Childbirth
Comment se passent les heures après l'accouchement? Quels sont les changements qui vont s'opérer dans votre corps?
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,
My thoughts these days are about animal management
Read Chantal's previous story, Tick-tock…Anguish as time passes both too slowly and too quickly… Lisez le récit précédent de Chantal en consultant Les tics et
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
The Needs of New Mothers
Postnatal period is another stage in the parenthood continuum. You carry your baby, give birth to it, then you breastfeed it and care for it
I have strep-B – What should I expect?
Hello Marie, I am 37 weeks 2 days pregnant. After having a test last week, I just learned that I have strep-B. I saw my
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
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
The Fear of Blood and Childbirth
Are you generally scared of blood, either your own or that of others? Are you scared of blood splattering during childbirth? Let’s talk about it.
Cleansing a baby’s nasal passages
How to blow baby's nose? Which baby flyer to choose and how to use it? Many parents would like information on cleaning their baby's nasal
How do I sterilise a bottle nipple?
The recommendations of the INESPQ 2024, Health Canada and the Pediatric Society recommend sterilizing all bottle items, including breast pump parts, up to 4 months
