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Pregnancy

When to Seek Help? Pre / Postnatal Depression

While depression and anxiety can occur at any stage in life we know it is more likely for women to experience depression during pregnancy, and for up to a year following childbirth. Depression at this stage can have serious and lasting impacts for both mother and baby. Often unnecessary shame and isolation can discourage many new Sam from Positive Mind Works

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Sam is the Director and Principal Psychologist of an Online Psychology service called Positive Mind Works. Having grown up in the outback Sam was all too aware that For full article, click here

What is the Ideal Pregnancy Weight Gain?

The notion of ‘eating quantity for two’ is outlandish and long discarded. You don’t have to eat for two adults. It’s a tiny little bud of life in your tummy and not a big fat elephant in the room. However, you are eating nutrition for two. What a woman eats and drinks during pregnancy is her baby’s main source of nourishment. Therefore, you must

Dr Tanya Unni

Dr Tanya Unni is the Director of the Amtan Medical Group which she co-founded with her husband and grew to include eight clinics on Queensland’s Gold Coast.

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Pregnancy Nutrition Tips

We all know that a healthy diet is important during pregnancy, but despite this, 100% of Australian pregnant women don’t meet their recommended nutritional needs.[1] With morning sickness, hormone fluctuations and conflicting advice from friends and family already coming at you, it can feel difficult to get the right foods into your body. But nutrition during pregnancy can be simple, leaving you and

Melanie McGrice

Melanie McGrice is an Advanced Accredited Practising Dietitian, one of the few dietitians in Australia to achieve that status. Her success has made her an in-demand

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Is your baby sleeping on a ‘standard’ cot or bassinet mattress?

Many Australian parents don’t realise how many toxic chemicals can be hidden in standard mattresses, and the concerning effect these may have on your baby’s health. We make natural, low-tox and sustainable mattresses for all members of the family.

Most ‘standard’ children's mattresses are made from polyurethane foam and a combination of synthetic materials like polyester and nylon. There have been many studies conducted into the toxicity of these materials and the negative health effects that have been linked to them, from being carcinogenic, causing endocrine disruption, and even leading to breathing difficulties. The Natural Bedding Company cot and bassinet mattresses are thoughtfully designed and handcrafted from purely natural materials. The organic and natural components used in the mattress’ construction creates a natural sleeping environment that is extremely low in VOCs and free of harmful toxins or synthetics. Every mattress is tested to comply with the AS/NZS Voluntary Standard for firmness to ensure your child can sleep safely and comfortably. Our team is available Monday to Saturday between 10am-4pm to answer any questions you may have, 1300 991 255.

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Incy Interiors

Incy Interiors was founded in 2011 by Mum and interiors enthusiast, Kristy Withers. The business transpired from an opportunity Kristy saw after an unexpectedly difficult search for her son Oscar’s first ‘big boy bed’. This merger of a frustrated but extremely ambitious mother saw the birth of Incy and with that, the launch of high quality designer kids furniture in Australia.

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