Lamaze Whitsundays

Lamaze Whitsundays Lamaze is recognised internationally as the gold standard in childbirth education. Maria is available for private and group classes in Whitsundays region.

Welcome to my page. I am a Lamaze Certified Childbirth Educator, Midwife and Lactation Consultant living in Bowen, Queensland, Australia. Lamaze is an internationally respected childbirth education program which uses evidence and affirms the normalcy of birth, acknowledges women's inherent ability to give birth and explores all the ways women find strength and comfort during labour and birth. I am

proud to be offering pregnant couples and their support people in the Whitsundays and region the opportunity to attend regular classes. Please contact me if you want to book a class, have any queries or require any additional information. Ph: 0429 949 035. Email: [email protected]

23/12/2021

A beautiful and un-medicated natural birth story based in Abbotsford, BC, Canada. This family planned to have dad catch and when baby started to emerge, mom…

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24/11/2021

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Researchers analyzed data from the Boston Birth Cohort.

01/04/2021

A team of leading international researchers has discovered significant links between medical interventions used in the birthing process – such as caesarean section and induction – and a child’s long-term health.

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05/12/2020

Worldwide provision of care could save 4.3 million lives per year by 2035.

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03/12/2020

Skin to skin contact

Skin to skin helps in the development of the newborn’s brain activating emotional learning and in seeking love.

Your baby is born knowing the smell of amniotic fluid which is similar to the scent of the mother’s breast. Skin to skin helps the baby’s instinctive desire and early experience of learning to breastfeed

Laying your baby on your chest after birth is an excellent distraction to the any uncomfortable post birth feelings being experienced (such as the after pains of the uterus contracting down)

Skin to skin helps to reduce both mother and baby’s stress levelsm.

Skin-to-skin contact immediately following birth also offers physical benefits for baby which you may find comforting. It helps the newborn to stabilise temperature and heart and respiratory rate, reduces newborn crying and enhance maternal-newborn attachment.
Have a discussion with your midwife about your wishes for uninterrupted skin to skin contact for at least the first hour after birth.

All this fantastic information is available on our website .

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