#7 Ready To Pop: Preparing for Labour with Midwife Aine Hennessey

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#2 Ready to Pop: Your Pregnancy at a Glance and Surviving the First Trimester with Dr Sarah Murphy

This episode is sponsored by beauty and lifestyle brand Voya. I have been loving their Mama Oil for helping to keep my skin as supple as possible as my belly grows. For this second episode in the series, we're assuming you are pregnant and we're taking a birds eye view at what to ...  Show more

#3 Ready To Pop: Pregnancy and Nutrition with Dr Orla Walsh

For this episode I am joined by a good friend who happens to be the greatest nutritional expert I've ever known, and I just love her for her no frills approach - she says it like it is, Dr Orla Walsh. Orla is a dietician, she's also a mum herself and for this episode we are talki ...  Show more

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