Category: 35-36 weeks pregnant

Marie, I am 35 weeks pregnant, and the doctor just told me that my baby is in a breech position. He offered to turn it,

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

Marie welcomes a specialised clinical nurse at the Clinique d’évaluation diagnostique des troubles du sommeil to talk about baby sleep from birth to one year

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

Marie answers your questions about baby stool. A broad topic that often concerns parents. What’s the consistency, colour and texture of baby stool?

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

To read the previous part of Charlotte’s story, go to I’m Finally 34 Weeks Pregnant! Dear Mothers, This week (yes, the 35th!) we had our

Make sure you read the first part of this article, The needs of mothers during labour and childbirth. Support is essential for a mother in

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

Comment se passent les heures après l'accouchement? Quels sont les changements qui vont s'opérer dans votre corps?

When a baby is born they may seem bluish. Or their skin may be very white, almost discoloured. This can scare parents. But don’t worry,

Does your baby have difficulty breathing and breastfeeding at the same time because their nose is stuffed? You don’t know what to do to clear