To state the obvious, having a child is a very physical experience. If you're carrying the baby your understanding of what it means to be having a child begins early with the hormones and physical changes you feel. This can make it difficult for the partner who isn't so intimately connected with the experience of birth. Dianne Zalitis is a Midwife and Clinical Lead at Pregnancy, Birth and Baby. Diane gives us her tips on how to involve your partner more in pregnancy, birth and beyond.

<div>To state the obvious, having a child is a very physical experience. If you're carrying the baby your understanding of what it means to be having a child begins early with the hormones and physical changes you feel. This can make it difficult for the partner who isn't so intimately connected with the experience of birth. Dianne Zalitis is a Midwife and Clinical Lead at <a href="https://www.pregnancybirthbaby.org.au/" target="_blank">Pregnancy, Birth and Baby</a>. Diane gives us her tips on how to involve your partner more in pregnancy, birth and beyond.</div>

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To state the obvious, having a child is a very physical experience. If you're carrying the baby your understanding of what it means to...

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