Labour and Childbirth
Nine months of weird cravings, swollen breasts, squished lungs and no waistline leads up to the inevitable climatic point of pregnancy; labour. There are many rumours, myths and old wives tales suggesting that women who are due feel unsettled, and perhaps even unprepared for labour and childbirth.
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Labour
In the final weeks of your pregnancy, you will face a stream of experience before your baby is ready to be born. Huggies shares with you the different pre-labour experience that you can expect.
Things no one tells you about what goes on in the delivery room.
An method of initiating labour and is considered a gentler, less invasive induction option.
Birth Delivery
Postnatal depression is common, it is important for mothers to take care of their health and well-being in the postpartum period. Huggies shares the tips to cope with postnatal health.
Are you experiencing post-pregnancy bleeding and is it normal? Read more about it on Huggies to find out more.
After a caesarean operation, you would have to go through the process of recovery. Learn about the recovery process so you can be prepared for it.
Premature Birth
What is the development of premature babies and how would prematurity labour affects the baby. Read more on Huggies to discover prematurity challenges.
Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) is the most common cause of lower-respiratory-tract infection in infancy or childhood. Huggies share with you the risks, symptoms and how we can prevent RSV.
Learn about prematurity and the challenges that parents face during childbirth at Huggies.
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Premature Baby
Newborns are considered to be premature if they come into the world before 37 weeks instead of the usual 38 to 42 weeks.
Premature Baby Development
By definition, a premature birth is when a baby is born before 37 weeks of gestation. In humans, a normal gestational period is from 38-42 weeks.
What is NICU
It is very overwhelming for parents who find themselves in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) with their premature baby.
Respiratory Syncytial Virus
RSV is the most common cause of lower-respiratory-tract infection in infancy or childhood. RSV is highly contagious.
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