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Exercise in pregnancy: what's safe, what helps and what to skip
September 25 2026
Exercise in pregnancy: what's safe, what helps and what to skip

How much exercise is recommended in pregnancy, which activities suit each trimester, what to modify, and the warning signs that...

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When can I exercise and have sex after birth? A realistic guide
September 25 2026
When can I exercise and have sex after birth? A realistic guide

The 6 week check isn't a finish line. Here's a realistic, evidence-based timeline for returning to walking, strength training, running...

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Abdominal separation and prolapse after birth: what's normal and what helps
September 25 2026
Abdominal separation and prolapse after birth: what's normal and what helps

Abdominal separation and prolapse are both common after pregnancy and birth. Here's what the latest research says, the symptoms to...

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As a group, we acknowledge that we are working from the lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation.

We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging and celebrate their ongoing connection to the land and waters of Australia.

We have learnt how birthing on country has been an uninterrupted practice for First Nations people for over 60,000 years. We want to acknowledge how First Nations people gave birth on the same lands as their mothers, grandmothers and great grandmothers with birthing seen as a collective responsibility of the community with great grandmothers, grandmothers and aunties playing significant midwifery roles.


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