In pregnant women with symptoms of COVID-19, it is twice as likely that their baby will be born early, exposing the baby to the risk of prematurity. Watch this video to find out how COVID-19 can impact pregnancy and what our current advice is. @ProfAsmaKhalil
Last but by no means least, also from @DGNHS, a children’s nurse, advocating for children and families in Dumfries and Galloway and driving the community children's nurse service forward to ensure it is fit for the future - Sally Walton @SallyBell2 @AliceWilson771 #QNISawards
A few weeks ago, my friend @sarahklong messaged @oxtedladiesrun WhatsApp group asking for tips on getting a breastfeeding baby on to a bottle, as she wasn’t allowed to take her little one to Chelsea flower show. We provided some tips but also came back with a challenge. 1/5
We want to reassure women that although the COVID-19 vaccines offered to people who are pregnant – Pfizer and Moderna - are relatively new, they are not ‘live’ vaccines and they cannot cause infection. Watch this video to hear from @ProfAsmaKhalil.
Today was a good day! Enjoyed working with the Midwives on Coral Ward. It was lovely meeting and greeting a few families on the ward and hearing their birth stories 😊
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