Donnamae Birthing Home and Family Planning Clinic

Donnamae Birthing Home and Family Planning Clinic Libre ang Panganganak para sa mga Philhealth members at 4Ps na edad 19years old above. Libre ang Implant at IUD.

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Panubigan 💦
02/01/2026

Panubigan 💦

💧 Your Water Doesn’t Always Break Like in the Movies

That dramatic gush? It’s not the norm for everyone.

💡 In reality:
• Only a small percentage of labors start with the water breaking
• For many women, it’s a slow trickle or doesn’t break until active labor
• Sometimes, it’s broken by the provider during labor

👶 In some cases, the baby is even born inside the intact amniotic sac (called an en caul birth).

🌸 So if you’re waiting for a big splash to know labor has started — it may never happen, and that’s completely normal.

NEW YEAR, NEW BABY 🙏🏻
02/01/2026

NEW YEAR, NEW BABY 🙏🏻

The wait ends in 2026 🤍

Sp proud of you all mga Momshies 🫡
02/01/2026

Sp proud of you all mga Momshies 🫡

🙏🏻🙏🏻
02/01/2026

🙏🏻🙏🏻

For the one carrying hope quietly.
For the one who whispers the same prayer each month.
For the one holding this dream close to their heart.

I hope 2026 brings you a positive pregnancy test

👶🏻
02/01/2026

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How to Tell If Your Newborn Is Hungry vs Tired 👶🍼😴

Because every cry sounds the same at first — but the cues are different.

✨ Signs Your Newborn Is HUNGRY 🍼 Early hunger cues are subtle and easy to miss.

1️⃣ Rooting & Turning Head: Baby turns their head side to side or opens their mouth when their cheek is touched — they’re searching for food.

2️⃣ Sucking Motions or Hands to Mouth: Lip smacking, sucking fists, or sticking out the tongue usually means hunger, not comfort.

3️⃣ Increasing Fussiness That Escalates: Hunger cries often build slowly and get louder if feeding is delayed.

✨ Signs Your Newborn Is TIRED 😴 Tired cues often appear before full crying begins.

1️⃣ Red or Heavy Eyelids: Droopy eyes, slow blinking, or brief eye contact followed by looking away = over stimulation.

2️⃣ Yawning, Staring, or Losing Interest: Baby may stare off, stop engaging, or yawn — signs their brain needs rest.

3️⃣ Jerky Movements or Arching: Overtired babies may flail arms, stiffen, or arch their back instead of settling.

✨ What If You’re Not Sure? 🤍

Try feeding first — hunger is easier to fix. If baby feeds briefly and pulls away, they were likely tired.

A Helpful Tip 🌿

Catching cues early prevents overtired or frantic crying — watch body language, not just tears.

Learning your baby’s cues takes time — and that’s normal. If something doesn’t feel right or feeding seems difficult, always contact your pediatrician. You’re not guessing — you’re learning. 🤍

Cephalic na ba ang Position ni Baby? 🤰🏻
27/12/2025

Cephalic na ba ang Position ni Baby? 🤰🏻

Baby Positions During Delivery 👶

Did you know that your baby’s position in the womb can affect how smooth your delivery will be? Here are some common positions:
🔹 Cephalic (Head-Down) Position – The ideal position for birth, making delivery easier.
🔹 Breech Position – Baby’s feet or buttocks are facing down, which may require a C-section.
🔹 Transverse Position – Baby is lying sideways, making vag1nal delivery difficult.
🔹 Posterior Position – Baby is head-down but facing your belly, which can lead to longer labor.

Your doctor or midwife can help guide your baby into the best position before birth!

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Be kind. 🙏🏻🤱🏻
27/12/2025

Be kind. 🙏🏻🤱🏻

Behind every tired mom is a night you didn’t see. Choose kindness. ❤️

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19/11/2025

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19/11/2025

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🤭
04/11/2025

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Pregnant life is not an easy journey, but I pray that God strengthens me and all mothers-to-be. 🙏🙏

Tips 👍🏻
04/11/2025

Tips 👍🏻

Development Stages 👍🏻
26/10/2025

Development Stages 👍🏻

Early Childhood Development Stages

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