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Why Eating in Labour is Good For You and Your Baby
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Tuesday July 29, 2008 14:31 by Tracy Donegan - Doula Ireland TracyDonegan at DoulaIreland dot com
Don't go hungry in labour ! Irish women are often starved in labour despite there being significant benefits to eating - and significant risks to being starved. As pregnant mums you’ve probably never been more focused on food than any time in your life. Even analogies about baby’s size and our body parts are associated with food - as if we weren’t obsessed enough ;-) Your baby is the size of a bean…..your uterus is now the size of a grapefruit…..your boobs are like….(well you get the picture !) You’ve probably spent endless hours online researching what you can and can’t eat during pregnancy. |
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Jump To Comment: 1It's been said that eating curry near the time of labour, or for an overdue birth, makes the birth process quicker & easier!