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  1. Overdue babies

    Only about 5 per cent of pregnant women actually give birth on the exact date they are due.

  2. Childbirth - pain relief options

    Understanding your pain relief options can help you cope better with the pain of childbirth.

  3. Midwife

    A midwife cares for women during pregnancy and labour.

  4. Developing a birth plan

    A birth plan is a written summary of your preferences for when you are in labour and giving birth.

  5. Birth doula

    A birth doula (or birth attendant) is a birth coach or companion who provides emotional, physical and non-medical support to women during pregnancy, labour, birth and early parenting.

  6. Who’s who during pregnancy, birth and newborn care

    Depending on the model of care you chose for your antenatal and labour care, you might see a few or all of the healthcare professionals listed below who will take care of you during your pregnancy.

  7. Pregnancy - tests and scans

    A range of tests and scans are available to pregnant women to confirm pregnancy and monitor the baby's development in the womb.

  8. Pregnancy and birth care options

    Pregnant women in Victoria can choose who will care for them during their pregnancy, where they would like to give birth and how they would like to deliver their baby.

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