Preparing for your new baby

By Oliver Dear


If you have a new arrival on the way then you will have several things to organise before they arrive. Knowing the signs of pregnancy can give you the maximum amount of time to plan for your new arrival. Knowing these signs of pregnancy means that you can get started on researching the items needed for a new baby.

The most common signs of pregnancy are an increased need to urinate, changes in the way things taste, swollen or tender breasts, morning sickness, sore nipples a missed period and a positive result on a pregnancy test. Having only one or several of these pregnancy symptoms could mean that you are pregnant. For some of these pregnancy symptoms adopting a healthy lifestyle could help to lessen them.
Once you have found out about your pregnancy then you should understand that it will be split into three trimesters. In the first trimester as your foetus starts to grow you may experience some morning sickness but this should go as you get into the second trimester of your pregnancy. In the second trimester you may begin to feel the baby moving and some expectant mothers feel renewed energy during this phase. As you reach the final trimester you may feel nervous about the imminent arrival of your baby but the majority of your pregnancy symptoms will have deceased by this point and you can take comfort in the fact that your baby will soon be with you.

Whether you are going to have a home birth or a hospital birth a birthing plan is something that all mothers to be should write, with the help from their midwife. In your birthing plan you may state how and where you wish to give birth, who you want present at the birth and your views with regard to pain relief and epidurals. It is an important document and is a way of making sure that any concerns or wishes you have are listened to.

In the final few weeks of being pregnant one of the final pregnancy symptoms is the need to build a nest for your offspring. Taking time to decide what colour nursery you would like, what furniture you require and purchase all the items required such as mosses baskets, changing tables, nursing chairs, night lights, cot, clothes storage and baby monitors can help get rid of those final pregnancy symptoms.

The next thing on the list of priorities before your baby arrives is purchasing the pushchair that your baby will be travelling in. These vary from forward facing to rearward facing systems where a car seat can be added to allow for a sleeping baby to be easily moved between house and car. Purchasing a car seat is also an important decision as it is something most babies spend a lot of time in.

The other things you will need to get ready before your baby arrives is their clothes, nappies, baby wipes, baby bath, steriliser and any bottles and milk if you decide to bottle feed. If you have decided to breas
In the final few weeks of being pregnant one of the final pregnancy symptoms is the need to build a nest for your offspring. Taking time to decide what colour nursery you would like, what furniture you require and purchase all the items required such as mosses baskets, changing tables, nursing chairs, night lights, cot, clothes storage and baby monitors can help get rid of those final pregnancy symptoms.

The next thing on the list of priorities before your baby arrives is purchasing the pushchair that your baby will be travelling in. These vary from forward facing to rearward facing systems where a car seat can be added to allow for a sleeping baby to be easily moved between house and car. Purchasing a car seat is also an important decision as it is something most babies spend a lot of time in.

The other things you will need to get ready before your baby arrives is their clothes, nappies, baby wipes, baby bath, steriliser and any bottles and milk if you decide to bottle feed. If you have decided to breast feed then you may want to express milk so others can feed your baby.

Your final stage on your way to bringing your new baby home is to remember to take time to relax before the birth in the final few weeks. Once your baby is born you will have plenty of sleepless nights and having your batteries fully charged before they arrive is a good idea. Once they do arrive take time to relax and enjoy them, especially when they are sleeping.




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