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Big Birthas –  A Q&A On Pregnancy And Childbirth In Mothers With A Higher BMI

Big Birthas – A Q&A on pregnancy and childbirth in mothers with a higher BMI

  • February 6, 2018
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We were really pleased to talk to Amber Marshall from BigBirthas.co.uk this week. Amber's website provides information and support to mums and mums-to-be with a higher BMI. Image: operabug (CC BY-NC 2.0) PSG: Thanks so much for joining us Amber. Can…

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Big Birthas – A New Parenting Science Gang

Big Birthas – a new Parenting Science Gang

  • February 6, 2018
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by Amber Marshall of Big Birthas Are you a plus-size Mum or Mum-to-be? Trying to get pregnant, perhaps? Looking for information specific to your circumstances, and struggling to find it? There's a lot of research out there, but not a…

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