Finding a Lead Maternity Carer

Finding a Lead Maternity Carer

Number one coach  Pregnant? The next thing to do is find a lead maternity carer who will look after you and your baby from woah to go, write Sue Pullon and Cheryl Benn in an extract from The New Zealand Pregnancy Book.   You need to decide who will be your lead maternity carer (LMC) as early as is practicable - within the first three to four months of your pregnancy. Your LMC will provide your care during pregnancy, labour and birth, and after the baby is born (for up...

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