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maddiesmum
I dont want it to be more than around £100. Sorry im from UK btw so it needs to be available to buy here x
are the video ones worth the money or do you think the sounds ones will suffice?
Answer
We have the Angelcare Movement Monitor. It detects the heart rate and will set off the alarm if the baby stops breathing for more then 20 seconds. It also has a regular sound monitor in it. It is well worth it. I have yet to have a false alarm and gives me such peace of mind at night.
http://www.toysrus.co.uk/Babies-R-Us/Safety/Monitors-and-Nightlights/Angelcare-Movement-and-Sound-Baby-Monitor(0030643)
We have the older version of it. This is the newer one.
ETA: I bought mine of Ebay for half the price and works just was well as if you were to buy it in the store.
We have the Angelcare Movement Monitor. It detects the heart rate and will set off the alarm if the baby stops breathing for more then 20 seconds. It also has a regular sound monitor in it. It is well worth it. I have yet to have a false alarm and gives me such peace of mind at night.
http://www.toysrus.co.uk/Babies-R-Us/Safety/Monitors-and-Nightlights/Angelcare-Movement-and-Sound-Baby-Monitor(0030643)
We have the older version of it. This is the newer one.
ETA: I bought mine of Ebay for half the price and works just was well as if you were to buy it in the store.
How does going through pregnancy and giving birth work?
Miss M
I know you have to go to an OBGYN and have monthly check ups, but what are those for? Does someone else deliver your baby? How do you know where to go in the hospital? How does your doctor get there? Can someone give me a full run down on this from pregnancy to birth, I'm just really interested in how these things work.
Anyone have more details?
Answer
In the uk when you find out your preg you would make an appointment to see your doc, who refers you to a local midwife (in the us your obgyn)
Then you have regular appointments where the midwife takes all your details, gives advice on symptoms and the changes that happen to the woman's body. Plus tells you what you can expect ahead of you! They monitor the baby heartbeat and check that it is developing ok and keep an eye on the mothers health too.
In the uk you have 2 ultrasounds at 12 then 20 weeks (assuming your pregnancy is straightforward) at these scans they take measurements of the baby and check for any signs of congenital conditions or abnormalities. At the 20 week scan they can usually check whether its a boy or girl
A pregnancy usually lasts 38 weeks ( or 40 weeks if you count from your last period) and your midwife will notify your local hospital of your pregnancy. Then you can choose whether to plan a homebirth or hospital. Sometimes if there are complications you will be booked for a c-section on a particular day.
When you start having contractions - and believe me you'll know! - you call the hospital !! Then they will tell you when the time is right to go in. You will go to the labour ward and a team of midwives will help you deliver your baby! If you're having a home birth, they send out a midwife to your address.
Over here you cannot choose who delivers your baby unless you're paying for someone.
In the uk when you find out your preg you would make an appointment to see your doc, who refers you to a local midwife (in the us your obgyn)
Then you have regular appointments where the midwife takes all your details, gives advice on symptoms and the changes that happen to the woman's body. Plus tells you what you can expect ahead of you! They monitor the baby heartbeat and check that it is developing ok and keep an eye on the mothers health too.
In the uk you have 2 ultrasounds at 12 then 20 weeks (assuming your pregnancy is straightforward) at these scans they take measurements of the baby and check for any signs of congenital conditions or abnormalities. At the 20 week scan they can usually check whether its a boy or girl
A pregnancy usually lasts 38 weeks ( or 40 weeks if you count from your last period) and your midwife will notify your local hospital of your pregnancy. Then you can choose whether to plan a homebirth or hospital. Sometimes if there are complications you will be booked for a c-section on a particular day.
When you start having contractions - and believe me you'll know! - you call the hospital !! Then they will tell you when the time is right to go in. You will go to the labour ward and a team of midwives will help you deliver your baby! If you're having a home birth, they send out a midwife to your address.
Over here you cannot choose who delivers your baby unless you're paying for someone.
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