Confidently Transition from Hospital to Home: Ongoing Midwifery Support at home for You and Your Newborn
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How Get Set Perinatal can help you
Transitioning from the hospital to home with your newborn is overwhelming. You may be emotionally and physically exhausted, struggling with feeding, confused about routines, and feeling isolated. But you’re not alone!
At Get Set Perinatal, we offer tailored home visiting consults designed to support and empower you through these challenges. Our expert guidance helps you build self-confidence, find joy in early motherhood, and deepen your connection with your baby, giving you the fulfilling experience you deserve now and throughout your fourth trimester.
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"Why is my baby crying?"
You and your baby are just getting to know each other, and it can be difficult to know exactly what your baby is trying to communicate to you when crying. Common reasons include: tiredness, hunger, they're overwhelmed, uncomfortable, transitioning between sleep cycles or they just want to be with you (validate and make them feel heard).
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"Sore vagina"
There are many feeding positions you can try and side lying is a wonderful option for women with painful perineums, sore vaginas/ bottoms or caesarean wounds. 4 out of 100 women having a vaginal birth experience a third- or fourth-degree tear. This is a great way to rest your body and take the pressure off this area.
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"My breast is bigger then my babies head"
Most new mums experience an increase in milk supply 2-5 days after giving birth. Establishing a milk supply, positioning and attaching your baby takes time and patience both you and your baby are new to this skill.
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Stressed? a few trees can make a real difference
There are many benefits to connecting in nature for both you and your baby; including regulating stress levels and emotions often heightened due to lack of sleep and hormone regulation. Let’s talk the talk whilst we walk.
Welcome I’m Ella.
A registered midwife, maternal child and family health nurse and I’m a mum (yep! I’ve been there). My goal is to support you with the… practical, emotional & mental load of early motherhood. I believe that a positive parent-child attachment is crucial for children’s happiness, health and resilience well into adulthood.
Suzi (mum of Eva and Harry) 2024