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I have a Sick Baby - When to Contact Your Doctor and What to Say

As a new parent, having a sick baby is very worrying. But it worries me as much when I hear people questioning themselves about over reacting and not wanting to trouble the doctor. The bottom line is when we start as new parents we have very little experience and you don’t want to make a mistake with your new baby’s health so always make sure you get them checked out properly. Remember, there is no such thing as over reaction when it comes to a sick baby.

If you are new to parenting then here are some pointers that may help you determine when to call the doctor. However, if you are TRULY concerned and you need reassurance, call your Doctor, NHS Direct or someone who is qualified to give you medical advice.

Stay Healthy While Working During Pregnancy

If you are a working woman, if you feel well during your pregnancy, and if your job is one you can continue without risk or strain, you can probably plan to keep working during your pregnancy until very close to your due date or perhaps until your labour starts!

Consider your needs and decide how long you wish to work. Some women like to work as long as they can so that they don’t waste any maternity leave and can use more of it after their baby is born.