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17/03/2026

Pregnancy Tip
Protect your peace during pregnancy.
Stress affects both you and baby 🤍

16/03/2026

One baby item that is a complete waste of money for many parents… newborn baby shoes. 👶👟

Since newborn babies don’t walk yet, shoes are mostly for fashion. Soft socks are usually enough to keep their little feet warm.

What baby item do you think parents waste money on? Share your thoughts in the comments 👇

15/03/2026

🌸 Happy Mother’s Day from Glowing Motherhood 🌸

Today we celebrate the strength, love, patience, and sacrifices of every mother.

Motherhood is not always easy, but it is one of the most beautiful journeys in life. From pregnancy to raising children, mothers give their hearts every single day.

To every pregnant mother, new mother, experienced mother, and every woman caring for a child — you are doing an amazing job.

Never forget:
Your love matters.
Your care matters.
Your presence matters.

May God bless all mothers with good health, wisdom, strength, and joyful homes. 🙏❤️

🌸 Happy Mother’s Day to all the amazing mothers in our Glowing Motherhood family. 🌸

14/03/2026

Signs Labour May Be Approaching 🤰⏳

As the due date gets closer, many pregnant mothers begin to wonder:

“How will I know when labour is near?”

While every pregnancy is different, the body often gives clear signals that birth may be approaching.

Here are some common signs many women experience before labour begins:

1️⃣ Baby Drops Lower

You may notice the baby settling deeper into the pelvis.
This can make breathing easier but may increase pressure in the lower abdomen.

2️⃣ More Frequent Braxton Hicks Contractions

Practice contractions may become stronger or more regular as the body prepares for labour.

3️⃣ Back Pain or Pelvic Pressure

Some women experience persistent lower back pain or a heavy feeling in the pelvis.

4️⃣ Cervix Begins to Open

During late pregnancy checkups, healthcare providers may notice the cervix starting to soften, thin, or open slightly.

5️⃣ The “Bloody Show”

A small amount of pink or brown mucus may appear as the cervix begins to change.

6️⃣ Water May Break

The amniotic sac may rupture, causing a sudden gush or slow leaking of fluid.

7️⃣ Regular Contractions Begin

True labour contractions gradually become stronger, longer, and closer together.

💡 Important Reminder

Not all women experience every sign.
If you notice regular painful contractions, leaking fluid, or reduced baby movement, contact your healthcare provider or go to the hospital.

Your body is preparing for one of the most powerful moments of motherhood.

Follow Nurse Blessing Ubong Nurse Blessing Ubong Glowing Motherhood for more pregnancy education and motherhood guidance. 🤍

13/03/2026

Good morning Mama's 🥰
Pregnancy Tip: Start preparing baby essentials early.
Little preparation brings peace of mind 🤍

12/03/2026

12/03/2026

Why Health Professionals Suggest Sleeping on the Left Side During Pregnancy 🤰💤

During antenatal visits, many pregnant women hear this advice:

“Try to sleep on your left side.”

But some mothers wonder why this position is recommended.

The reason is connected to blood circulation and comfort during pregnancy.

When a pregnant woman lies on her left side, it helps the body circulate blood more effectively between the mother, the placenta, and the baby.

Here are some benefits of sleeping on the left side during pregnancy:

• It supports better blood flow to the placenta
• It allows the baby to receive oxygen and nutrients more easily
• It reduces pressure on organs such as the liver
• It helps the kidneys remove waste and excess fluid from the body
• It may help reduce swelling in the legs and feet
• It can make breathing and resting more comfortable

As pregnancy progresses and the baby grows, lying flat on the back for long periods may place pressure on major blood vessels in the abdomen. For some women, this can cause dizziness, discomfort, or back pain.

That is why many health professionals suggest side sleeping, especially the left side, during pregnancy.

💡 Helpful comfort tip

You can place a pillow:

• Between your knees
• Under your belly
• Behind your back

This provides support and helps maintain a comfortable sleeping position throughout the night.

Pregnancy brings many physical changes, and small adjustments like sleeping position can support the health of both mother and baby.

For more pregnancy education and motherhood tips, follow
Glowing Motherhood: Pregnancy & Beyond 🤍

12/03/2026

Good morning Mama's 🥰
Pregnancy Tip: If your body feels tired, rest.
Your body knows what it needs while growing your baby.
Listen to it with kindness 🤍

11/03/2026

Always ask for help during pregnancy 🤰🤰

11/03/2026

Good morning Glowing Mama's 🥰

Pregnancy Tip: Seek medical help if you notice severe headache, bleeding, or reduced baby movement.
Early action saves lives 🤍

10/03/2026

Good morning glowing Mama's 🥰