Episode 186 - Is your baby too big or too small?

Have you been told that your baby is too big or too small during your pregnancy? Do they want to induce you or give you a caesarean because your baby is too big or maybe it was too small? Are pregnant and have been told that your baby is too big or too small?

In this episode Mel shared her Guide to giving birth without pain medication, you can get it here.

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