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π€°πΏAntenatal care options
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Classes at the hospital
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Antenatal care options
Caboolture Young Mothers for Young Women (CYMYW)
Flexible antenatal and postnatal support in your home or at βWellspringβ Hub Morayfield Rd by a known Queensland Health Midwife Tuesday to Thursday.
βWellspring Hubβ is a home like environment where mothers 20 and under in the Caboolture area are supported throughout their pregnancy and in motherhood.
- Transport available
- Social support 5 days a week
- Weekly groups run by other young mothers in a supportive environment.
- Visiting services include Centrelink, financial counsellor, Women’s Legal Service and child health nurse at the one location.
The Lotus Circle
Mondays
2 Oaklands Drive,
Caboolture South
Young mother antenatal and postnatal care in a group setting,Β with private appointments available with Queensland Health Midwife and Child Health Nurse.Β A relaxed environment with an opportunity to meet other young mothers and their children.
Midwife Clinic and Doctor Clinic
Monday β Saturday
Midwifery and obstetric care at Caboolture Hospital Antenatal Clinic.
Midwifery Group Practice Teams
Flexible care with known Midwives throughout pregnancy, including birth.Β Antenatal and postnatal care can be done in your home, the hospital or community. Early booking essential as places limited.
Ngarrama Midwifery Group Practice
The Ngarrama MGP is for women who identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander, or you are having a child with an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander background partner. This small group of dedicated midwives will care for you and your family throughout your pregnancy, your birth and after your baby is born.
Share Care
Antenatal care primarily with your GP with visits to the Midwife clinic throughout your pregnancy.
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Every visit counts
Early pregnancy
Chlamydia is the most common sexual transmitted infection in young people.
Its symptoms can be hard to notice. Treatment is simple. Untreated chlamydia in pregnancy can have significant effects on an unborn baby.
𧻠π¬Β Urine Test | Chlamydia |
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π©Έ π¬Β Blood test |
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ππ½ ποΈΒ Ultrasound Scan | only if uncertain of due date |
ποΈ πΒ Scan Referral | Referral for Nuchal Translucency scan (optional) |
β πΒ Register online | at Caboolture Hospital |
12 β 18 weeks
ππ½ ποΈΒ Ultrasound Scan | Optional. Nuchal Translucency. Discuss with your healthcare provider to arrange |
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𧻠π¬Β Urine Test | Β |
π§ πΒ Planning | Book in appointment to plan care for pregnancy |
ποΈ πΒ Next Ultrasound | Arrange ultrasound for 20 weeks |
20 weeks
Are you finding out if itβs a boy or a girl? You may wish to have a gender reveal!
ππ½ ποΈ Ultrasound |
assessment of babyβs growth and wellbeing |
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πΌ π€± Feeding options |
Discuss feeding options |
π€ π Care Plan |
Ongoing plan for care and education |
𧻠π¬ Urine Test |
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π β€οΈ Assess Pregnancy |
Assess pregnancy and |
24-26 weeks
π©Έ π Blood form |
Blood form given for glucose test β to be booked ahead of time |
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π β€οΈ Assess Pregnancy |
Assess pregnancy and |
π π Learning and Planning |
Education on pregnancy and plan for birth |
𧻠π¬ Urine Test |
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28 weeks
Gestational diabetes can occur in any pregnancy and there are no obvious signs. If untreated or uncontrolled, complications can occur with your pregnancy, including issues with your babyβs growth.
This appointment needs to be booked in advance and you must eat nothing before this test. All appointments are in the morning
π©Έ π¬ Blood Test | 3 Glucose Tolerance Tests Tests are performed on the same day and must be booked before 28 weeks
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π€± π Learning and Planning | Breastfeeding education and plan for babyβs arrival |
π©Έ π Blood Form | Form given to arrange next blood test |
π β€οΈ Assess Pregnancy | Assess pregnancy and β€οΈ listen to heartbeat β€οΈ |
𧻠π¬ Urine Test | Β |
β πΊπΎ Assess Baby’s Movements | Β |
36 weeks
π©Έ π¬ Blood Test |
Full blood count |
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π§ π¬ Planning |
Plan for birth and discuss options |
π β€οΈ Assess Pregnancy |
Assess pregnancy and |
𧻠π¬ Urine Test |
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π€°π½ π Childbirth Education |
Form given to arrange next blood test |
β πΊπΎ Assess Baby’s Movements |
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40 weeks
π β€οΈ Assess Pregnancy |
Assess pregnancy and β€οΈ listen to heartbeat β€οΈ |
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β πΊπΎ Assess Baby’s Movements |
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π π Learning and Planning |
Ongoing education and plan for birth |
41 weeks
π β€οΈ Assess Pregnancy | Assess pregnancy and |
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β πΊπΎ Assess Baby’s Movements | Β |
π β°Β Plan Induction | Plan for induction of labour for 10 days past estimated due date |
π Classes at the Hospital π
5433 8683
to book classes through the Caboolture Hospital Antenatal Clinic
Childbirth Education Classes
Learn more about:
- Changes to your body in pregnancy
- Β Stages of labour
- When to come to the hospital
- Pain relief options
- Role of support and people
- Pregnancy complications
- Cesaerean birth
- Birth complications
- After birth changes to your body
Breastfeeding Classes
Learn more about:
- Normal breast changes before and after birth
- Β Supply and demand
- Attachment to the breast
- How to know if baby is getting enough milk
Nurture your Bump
Support with nutrition in pregnancy.
- Foods to avoid during pregnancy
- Normal weight changes
- Dietary advice
- How to get the best from food nutrition
Maternity Unit Tour
Take a tour around with a Registered Midwife through…
- Birth suite
- Maternity ward
- Special care nursery
