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Congratulations on your pregnancy! You've just started an amazing journey and we're here to help. Interested in finding out more about how your body will change as your pregnancy progresses? Not sure of your due date or are you just looking for information and advice on where to go from here? You can find the tools and resources to help you with your journey here.

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If your pregnancy was planned, then you've likely given a lot of thought to the steps you'll be taking over the next few months and you've already made plans for your future that include your newest family member to be. However, if your pregnancy was unplanned, you've got a little more research to do. Will you continue the pregnancy? Are you prepared to have a baby right now? Can you financially and emotionally support a child? Will you parent alone or co-parent with the child's father? Will you place your child for adoption? Do you have support?

Planned or unplanned, you've got some decisions to make. If you've decided that you're going to continue the pregnancy, the next decision you have to make is finding a medical professional you're comfortable with. Whether you've decided that a hospital birth or a more holistic birth is right for you, finding a supportive medical professional that makes you comfortable and is respectful of your birthing plans is important. Take the time to research, talk to friends and get referrals. Having a great medical professional can often make a huge difference in your birthing experience.

Once you've found a professional you're interested in working with for the next nine months, you can start thinking about the other important decisions you've got to make. Such as deciding whether or not to find out the gender of your child, researching and making a birthing plan and preparing yourself for your hospital or birthing center stay.

Pregnancy is a joyous journey towards parenthood for most, but if you're in a difficult position and you're exploring your options, we can help you with that too.

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There are a lot of decisions that need to be made between now and the birth of your child. Parenthood is a big responsibility and it starts now, during your pregnancy.


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