At thirty-five weeks pregnant, it's nearly time to give birth to your beautiful baby! Now you’ve reached 35 weeks, your baby is bigger than ever, and your body and symptoms just keep on changing. With ...

Uterus was term size, relaxed, with cephalic presentation, left occipito anterior (LOA ... A full-term normal female child of 3.1 kg with APGAR score 9nine was delivered. Both mother and baby were ...

Your baby is trying to communicate with you from the moment they are born. But it's not always easy to work out what they're trying to say when they can't speak any words. There are some signs to ...

Once the skin has been cleaned, we make a 5cm incision below the collarbone and open it up with scissors to get a clear view of the cephalic vein. We make a tiny nick in the vein with a small pair ...

The Western Australian preterm birth prevention initiative: a whole of state singleton pregnancy cohort study showing the need to embrace alternative models of care for Aboriginal women.