Content to do with pregnancy and childbirth
Meet this month’s new arrivals. To submit your baby’s photo in an upcoming issue of beijingkids, click on the link at the bottom of the post.
Congratulations on your baby bump! Before you plan you maternity leave, know what other rights you have as a working mum.
Say hello to the smallest new members of our community. Want to share your new arrival with our readers? Send us a photo (at least 1MB in size) of your little one using the form on our website.
It might seem like a lot to process, but the long and short of it is, as a pregnant woman in China, you are well protected under the law. And with all the uncertainty in the world at the moment, that is one surety worth its weight in gold.
Now I don’t know where the tradition of giving a ‘push present’ came from, or who came up with the cute name, but it’s a custom that needs to catch on here, so ladies, spread the word.
In this time unique period that we hope will come to an end soon, support local family-owned businesses as much as possible.
Want to share your new arrival with our readers? Send us a photo (at least 1MB in size) of your little one using the form below. Due to space constraints, we will only publish photos of babies born in Beijing in the last 12 months.
Sorry, but I really don’t need pregnancy mansplained to me. It’s time to give the guys a taste of what labor feels like.
You’re getting rounder by the day as you near your due date and your mind has naturally started to turn to the practicalities of the delivery itself, including what you bring to the hospital.
Before you think it’s totally impossible, you should know that just because disclosing the sex of a baby is not allowed, it doesn’t mean curious parents haven’t been finding ways around it.