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Knowing your blood type and Rhesus status is helpf Knowing your blood type and Rhesus status is helpful for blood donation and pregnancy. There are four main blood groups: A, B, AB, and O. Incompatible blood groups cannot donate blood to each other. 

The Rh factor is a hereditary protein that affects blood type compatibility in pregnancy. If the biological mother is Rh- and the child is Rh+, there could be an antibody resistance from mother to baby which can result in a problem. However there is treatment for Rh incompatibility. 

Click link in bio to learn more.

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If you have decided to return to work after having If you have decided to return to work after having your baby, this post is for you! 

Before the resumption date, sort out childcare and child feeding. Start weeks beforehand to switch to formula or baby-led weaning diet, with bottles and/or spoon feeding

When you resume;
- Arrange a meeting with your supervisor to update yourself on what is going on
- Discuss with your HR about getting flexible working hours 
- Connect with other mums in your workplace/industry
- Take care of yourself
- Permit yourself to feel odd/sad/out of place, and make sure you give yourself grace.

Share with other new mums that you know.

#PostpartumThursday #edieamyco
A runny nose is inevitable in childhood because yo A runny nose is inevitable in childhood because your little one’s immune system isn’t strong enough to fight off the countless viruses that cause infections.

Most cold symptoms usually resolve on their own after a few days. However, contact your pediatrician immediately if your child is a newborn or less than six months old. See a doctor for an older baby if a cold lasts longer than two weeks at a stretch.

Click the link in bio for remedies to help your baby feel better.

#babycold #runnynose #infants
Postpartum girdles and belly wraps offer support f Postpartum girdles and belly wraps offer support for your abdomen and help your uterus contract to its pre-pregnancy position. They also relieve you from back pain and set your posture right. We recommend @shreddergang  and @moobibaby postpartum belts.

Click bio link for how to choose a postpartum girdle or belly wrap.

#PostpartumThursday #edieamyco
Your pregnancy & post-delivery hormones may be all Your pregnancy & post-delivery hormones may be all over the place, but you are good enough, Mama. Never forget that!  🤗

If you feel overwhelmed at any point, please talk to trusted people around you or send us a DM. You can also reach out to @PSNAfrica for support.

#postpartumsupport #newparent
Bio-Oil is a cosmetic oil that people use to reduc Bio-Oil is a cosmetic oil that people use to reduce the appearance of scars and stretch marks. It is the most popular skincare product among pregnant women. 

However, there is a debate on whether or not it’s safe for use during pregnancy. Some scientists say that Bio-oil is risky to use in pregnancy because it contains retinol which may affect pregnant women. As a result, some companies now develop a version that doesn’t contain retinoids. 

It is good that you are informed about the potential risks of any product if you’re considering using it while pregnant. Ask your healthcare provider wherever you are in doubt.

#edieamyco #stretchmarks #pregnancystretchmarks
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