MummyNatal

Supporting mums-to-be to prepare for a calm and confident birth through classes around the UK

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MummyNatal Myth

It's easy to get yourself set on a date of when baby will arrive but nature doesn't work that way. In fact babies born anytime between 37 and 42 weeks in the UK are classed as term, that is a whole 5 week not just one day. When was your baby born?

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One of the most common question our teachers get asked when expectant mums look to book a class is if they are able to attend the class if they have #SPD...

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In our weekly #MummyNatal Mindful Birth Preparation class we demonstrate how to you use the birth balls in a number of different ways, each week we have a segment where we use our birth ball and we explain how different movements and positions can benefit you and baby...

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#MindfulMonday
Letting go of any negative thoughts and disbelief you may have is one of the first steps towards reaching that potential. This is why in our #MummyNatal Mindful Birth preparation classes show you different techniques to help you reach a positive mindset...

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#MummyNatalMyth

We often hear comments like 'ow that must have hurt or 'bet that was a difficult labour' when people say they have had 'big' baby. In fact the size of baby is only one factor on how your labour and birth will be.

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@HonestMum Lovely to see you! X

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Our classes offer a range of different techniques, each one can benefit you in different ways. You may find that some work better for you than others, and this is fine because we now everyone is different and you are the only one who know what is best for you.

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I would like to join forces with orgnasiations with a bigger reach to help dads and the campaign to get people asking a simple question #Howareyoudad https://t.co/K7fFBf4v5j

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Today we at The Natal Family are launching #NatalPower! Over the next couple of weeks we will be exploring who we are, what we do and how we can help to support YOU through your parenting... https://t.co/bbeapsoZ1k

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Our classes offer a range of different techniques, each one can benefit you in different ways. You may find that some work better for you than others, and this is fine because we now everyone is different and you are the only one who know what is best for you.

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Love this post from The Natal Family co-founder Steph Beaumont. How did your antenatal classes make you feel?

#mummynatal #thenatalfamily #bean2baby https://t.co/mQvqKUujDe

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#FridayFact Did you know about the 'purple line'? And did you know that if you have one it can be a way for your midwife to check how dilated your cervix is during labour, instead of a vaginal examination?

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Interested in working with expectant #parents? Join @TheNatalFamily visit our website to find out your choices https://t.co/CTb5Y3vVJs

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Friday Fact

Does your baby have their own individual markers yet? How far along are you?

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During pregnancy you may be told by others what you can or should expect, but this is often based on their own experiences. Each pregnancy, labour and birth are different.

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Check out our blog post on the @BabyNatal_ website about introducing multiple languages to your baby! https://t.co/uMt0pYJz4e

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Interested in working with expectant #parents? Join @TheNatalFamily visit our website to find out your choices https://t.co/CTb5Y3vVJs

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Happy Easter to you all..

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The @TheNatalFamily book - His and Hers Guide to Pregnancy is out now, #NatalBook
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Friday Fact

Just like you your uterus is amazing. It spends nine months expanding to the size of your baby, and then after that work it goes back down to around its original size