student midwife with twins or triplets

Student Midwife with Twins or Triplets. The Pros and Cons of having a Student Midwife.

Student Midwife with Twins or Triplets. The Pros and Cons of having a Student Midwife. You may already suspect you are pregnant, however that first scan and seeing the heartbeat is always a magical moment.    Congratulations!  You are definitely pregnant.  There is the heartbeat.  Oh wait, I think there is a second heartbeat. You are

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twins and TAPS

TAPS and Twins. What is it? How is it Diagnosed? What are the Effects of TAPS and Twins?

Author: Stephanie Ernst  What is TAPS? TAPS is a rare disease affecting twins sharing a placenta. There’s a lot of myths and misconceptions out there about it, which is something I want to try and “bust” for Twinfo readers! As a TAPS mum myself, I know how scary and confusing this diagnosis can be. So

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twins born by c-section at 36 weeks

Subchorionic Hematoma and Twin Pregnancy. Bleeding while Pregnant with Twins.

Author: Lauren Neuner It was a Tuesday afternoon and I was excitedly clock watching, counting down the hours until my dating scan. I was not convinced that I was pregnant, I had absolutely no symptoms, no morning sickness or anything, I just felt like my normal self. I had only just had a chemical pregnancy

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TAPS and twins pregnancy

Difficult Decisions: When Selective Reduction Is On The Table

Names in this story have been changed to protect the privacy of the family involved.  Selective Reduction is a difficult decision to make. It is the last chance technique used to save one or more babies’ lives in multiple pregnancies. Twinfo respects these families’ decisions and offers this story from the mother’s perspective in the

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