At PBB, we wish to offer all our support to you during the COVID-19 pandemic. A timely message to our customers - the mothers and families who are so vital to us: We're sorry this isn't the journey you imagined Firstly, we'd like to acknowledge that the pregnancy and birth journey you're experiencing is
Using the BRAIN decision making tool can help you navigate pregnancy and birth decisions. Which tests and procedures do you want? What should your birth plan look like? These are opportunities to make proactive choices for yourself and baby. Sometimes a course of action is presented as a given, but you still have a
We’ve put together a list of organisations that offer teenage pregnancy support. We hope that your family and friends will be there for you. Sometimes however, as a pregnant teenager, you may experience judgmental attitudes from friends at school and other people in your life. So, if you find yourself struggling or lacking support
Teenage pregnancy news section of Pregnancy Birth and Beyond’s website features news and commentary pertaining to teenage pregnancy, teenage birth and teenage parenting. Much of online news focuses on avoiding teenage pregnancy. Moreover most news has a negative focus. However some news stories have a much more positive outlook. A popular view is teenage
When looking up teenage pregnancy facts you'll find that teenage women can have a healthy pregnancy and baby. While most teenage women give birth without any problems there are a few reasons why teenagers are at increased risk. Sometimes teenagers do not realise they are pregnant until later in pregnancy. And when a teenager
At PBB we've complied a list of teenager pregnancy links. That is to say we have looked at resources you might find helpful. However most of these resources are written for health professionals working with young families. We hope you find them interesting. If you have any suggestions for links to be included here
For increasing your comfort without using medication have you considered TENS during labour? Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) is one of the many pain relief options you have. It’s non-invasive and doesn’t use medicine – it uses electrical energy. Using TENS during labour is considered safe for you and baby. How does it work?
