If you are pregnant or already a parent and looking for an astrological insight into your baby’s personality, BellyBelly, ...

How much weight you gain during pregnancy depends on various factors, including your genetics, your diet, your cravings and ...

As mothers-to-be, we try to make the best birth decisions for the safety of ourselves and our babies. We want to know that what we choose will help us to have a positive and safe birth experience – ...

Would you like to feel informed, confident and truly prepared for pregnancy, birth and early parenting? Well, you're in the right place! At BellyBelly, we’ll give you access to the very best, evidence ...

Many women worry about weight gain during pregnancy, as well as if they’ll be able to lose it again after the birth. During pregnancy, it can feel a bit like your body is getting away from you. As ...

If you're trying to conceive, you might have heard people discussing how your typical temperature, specifically your basal body temperature ...

Your breastmilk is a remarkable natural substance. It provides your baby with everything she needs for the first 6 months of life and continues to be her main source of nutrition throughout the first ...

Epidurals are a popular choice for pain relief during labour. Around one-half of low-risk women giving birth to their first baby at private hospital have an epidural, and around one-third when giving ...

“Your baby bump is huge! Looks like a big baby is on the way. Are you sure he’ll fit?” If you’re on the petite side, or if you’re expecting a larger baby, or if you’re a first-time mother-to-be, you ...

Informing yourself and opting for natural methods of pain relief during labour makes so much sense. After having spent so much time during pregnancy avoiding medications, there’s a smorgasbord offered ...

Your baby has finally fallen asleep in your arms, and you want to put her down so you can have a break, go to the toilet or even feed yourself! You quietly tiptoe towards your baby’s bed, doing your ...

A nuchal cord or a cord around the neck — is one of many things mothers-to-be fear about childbirth. The thought of your baby being ‘strangled’ by the umbilical cord can cause so much worry.