Dr Charlotte Paull

06/03/2026

10 babies in 6 days and long nights away from home mean family time has looked a little different this week! Thanks FaceTime!

Hoping everyone has a great long weekend with their loved ones and a chance to recharge 💕

17/02/2026

15/01/2026

What a hectic start to the year.. 12 beautiful new babies arriving in the first 12 days of 2026!!

Savouring these rare moments when I get to snuggle my own 💕

01/01/2026

✨ What a wonderful way to start 2026 .. 🏃‍♀️ early run done before the first Glow baby of the year arrived in a hurry 🥰

Wishing everyone a happy, healthy and peaceful year ahead 🕊️

04/12/2025

We managed to get through the first half of 2026… I’m going to need a whole lot more caffeine for planning the second half of the year! 🤦🏼‍♀️ 🤪

When four doctors get together to plan the 2026 roster, it’s basically a medical version of Sudoku… with more caffeine and slightly more drama. 🤓🩺😂

14/11/2025

It’s been a whirlwind week in Peru! Hiking in high altitude, experiencing the wonder of Machu Picchu, plenty of alpaca and llama friends 🦙 and a few Pisco sours mixed in 🍹

06/11/2025

Breastfeeding Galapagos style 💕

04/11/2025

It’s hard to find words that do justice to this experience! Cruising through the Galápagos Islands has been nothing short of extraordinary — the wildlife, the landscapes, the sense of connection to nature.

What’s made it especially meaningful are the insightful sessions on medicine and women-centred care.
To learn, reflect, and grow in a place this inspiring has been a reminder of why I love what I do, and how very privileged I am.

02/11/2025

Living my best life on the trip of a lifetime!! Exploring the Galápagos Islands with 100 AU/NZ doctors and Unconventional Conventions, plus my best friend 💕

17/10/2025

Heading out with the entire GLOW Specialists team for the Still Aware gala ball tonight!
(Someone didn’t want to say goodbye 💕)

Dr Anneliese Perkins Dr Kate Gowling Dr Monika Skubisz

23/09/2025

repost

The Trump administration has made highly controversial claims about the causes of autism and ADHD, asserting that paracetamol (also known as acetaminophen) use during pregnancy increases the risk of children being diagnosed as neurodivergent.

RANZCOG joins leading clinicians and scientists worldwide in rejecting these claims. Scientific evidence shows no link between paracetamol use in pregnancy and autism or ADHD during childhood, with several large and reliable studies directly contradicting the administration’s statement.

The causes of neurodivergence are incompletely understood and remain complex, involving both genetic and environmental factors. Earlier studies raising concerns about paracetamol could not determine whether the medicine itself was responsible, or whether other factors explained the association.

A much larger and stronger study, published in 2024 by Ahlqvist and colleagues, looked at 2.5 million children in Sweden. When they accounted for important factors like family history of autism/ADHD and sibling comparisons, they found no link between paracetamol use during pregnancy and children developing autism or ADHD.

The use of medications during pregnancy should always balance the potential benefits against any potential harms - both of the medication and of the condition being treated - to the mother and the fetus. The Ahlqvist study provides conclusive evidence that paracetamol use during pregnancy does not increase the chance of neurodivergence in the offspring and therefore should be considered safe to use in pregnancy where there is a clear reason to do so.

People who are uncertain about medication use in pregnancy should discuss this with their doctor or midwife.

Learn more in a statement on the College’s website: https://ranzcog.edu.au/news/paracetamol-use-in-pregnancy/

17/09/2025

Kid takeover!!
Happy birthday Mum, we love you so much 💕We think you are the coolest person in existence. Love H & E xx