Midwives

The Sonoline A fetal doppler is Sonoline's entry level fetal heart rate monitor. It comes equipped with a built-in speaker from which you can hear a loud audible sound of baby's heartbeat. This device does NOT come with a digital heart rate display screen. Sonoline A meets routine examination requirements of obstetricians, midwives and pregnant women.  It is everything you need to get started. This fetal doppler heart rate monitor does NOT have an LCD display, it only comes with a built-in speaker from which you can hear baby's heartbeat. It also has a built in ear/head phone output so you can listen to baby's heart beat in privacy(Headphones not included). The Sonoline A fetal doppler ships with the upgraded 3-MHz high sensitivity probe that allows anyone to easily detect the fetus and listen to his or her heartbeat. This is Sonoline's entry level unit.  

This multi-award winning Dreamgenii Pregnancy Pillow is designed to support your back, bump and knees. It is recommended by midwives and encourages you to lie on your left side, gently preventing you from rolling over onto your back during sleep. This position helps to maximise blood flow between you and your baby and maintain the best position during sleep and rest. Multi-award winningSupports back, bump and kneesRecommended by midwivesCan encourage optimal birth positionRemovable and washable cover    

Cry Analyzer' Provides Clues To Babies' Health 'I've nursed you, I've burped you, I've changed you, I've rocked you, I've cuddled you, I've entertained you with toys and faces... WHY WON'T YOU STOP CRYING?' Ah, the daily refrain. We've got the solution to this problem. It's called the Why Cry Baby Crying Analyzer, an electronic monitor that claims to be able to accurately identify why a baby is crying approximately 90% of the time. That success rate skyrockets to 98% when used according to the manufacturer: Babies cry for different reasons (wet diaper, tired, hungry, scared, etc.). This sound sensitive device is programmed to recognize different pitches and then digitally analyze and summarized them in 20 seconds and transmit the baby’s cry into one of five simple expressions - hungry, bored, annoyed, sleepy or stressed. The Why Cry also has displays for unit readiness, analysis indicator error, low battery, room temperature and room humidity. WhyCry is a handheld portable monitor which identifies babies’ moods by analysing common indicators in their cries. When placed next to a cot, the unit can tell if a baby is stressed, annoyed, bored, sleepy or hungry by converting its cries into digital sound waves which are quickly analysed against hundreds of samples stored in its memory. A reading is given within 20 seconds. Hospitals’ research has proven the monitor to be 98 per cent accurate when results are crosschecked with a checklist of babies’ body language, which comes with the product. WhyCry is designed as a guide to reassure parents rather than replace important natural instincts, which develop over time. It was created by a first-time dad and engineer who was frustrated at not knowing why his son was crying. After five years of research he was able to identify common themes within babies’ cries, such as energy, frequency, pitch, breathing and cycle. His creation, WhyCry, is already hugely popular in America and Asia and currently used in 22 countries worldwide. It is recommended by the Spanish Association of Midwives, and has accreditations from California University and the Paediatric Society of Japan. It has also been verified by hospitals worldwide including Spain and Canada. Dr Jose Rabano, who assessed the product for the General Hospital of Catalonia in Barcelona said: 'WhyCry is a valid instrument to aid the early stimulation and the emotional development of the baby from their first days of life.' This new and redesigned version of the product features a smaller unit with digital display including mood, humidity, and room temperature. Ideal for first time parents and carers, hearing impaired parents and carers, training purposes in creches and day nurseries. Advantages of the Why Cry Baby Crying Analyzer - Baby will be understood and attended to correctly. - Parents have more time to enjoy their baby. - Parents' learning and understanding processes are heightened. - Other caregivers (grandparents, babysitters) will become more capable of tending to the baby's needs. - Improves baby care capabilities for people with hearing loss or are deaf.

2.GO Baby Carrier from the CYBEX by Jeremy Scott CollectionFrom 3 months to approx. 5 years (3,5 ¿ 18 kg)Developed with midwives and orthopaedistsThe extra wide sitting area allows for a spread-squat positionCarrying comfort thanks to perfect weight distribution and adjustabilityFive different carrying positionsUnique design with golden wingsFabric covers machine washable at 30°CEngineered and designed in GermanyEN 13209 approvedColorway: WingsDelivery: 1 2.GO Baby Carrier Jeremy Scott Wings

Easy to use 2-in-1 bottle brush with firm bristles and a shape that is compatible with most baby bottles, for the thorough cleaning of both bottles and teats. For convenience and ease of storage the teat brush clips directly into the bottle brush handle. To make life easier, you have to understand it first. Since 1956 NUK has been listening to the trusted experts: midwives, doctors, nutritionists and especially mums and dads in order to learn about the needs of both parent and child in those precious early years.

This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 7 - 12 working days "New Active Birth" will help you and your partner prepare for and experience an Active Birth. Naturally, throughout time and the world over, women have chosen to walk, stand, squat, lie - to move their bodies freely and actively to find the most comfortable positions for labour and birth. It is only we in the west who have the extraordinary notion that a woman should lie on her back in a position that defies the laws of nature and gravity. With this book, you can learn to develop all your body's resources to deal with the instinctive experience of childbirth. It is also for partners, teachers, midwives and everyone involved, to help mothers get up off the delivery table and to bring back some of the common sense which has been overlooked by modern obstetrics. "New Active Birth" is the new and revised edition of Janet Balaskas' pioneering and acclaimed "Active Birth" covering over 180 clear black and white photographs and line drawings throughout. Fully updated and extended with new information - includes sections on Water Birth and Recovery After Birth. It offers revised and expanded prenatal and postnatal exercises with step by step photographs. It presents a detailed up-to-the minute section covering every aspect of Active Birth at home and in hospital and the Active Birth Movement. Janet Balaskas is the founder of the Active Birth Movement. The mother of four children, she trained with the National Childbirth Trust and is a counsellor for childbirth. Features Summary Helps you and your partner prepare for and experience an Active Birth. This book enables you to develop all your body's resources to deal with the instinctive experience of childbirth... Contributors Janet Balaskas Release date 19901221 Pages 212 ISBN 0-7225-2566-4 ISBN 13 978-0-7225-2566-1