A blog about the healthcare system, and culture, in Thailand in relation to getting pregnant, having a baby, pregnancy loss and miscarriage specifically here in The Land of Smiles. I take the most likely of 'healthcare and lifestyle events', research them in the context of the western world and compare them to Thailand experiences. I hope this helps other future families, empowers expats, and enables better conversations with doctors. GET INFORMED, GIVE TRUE CONSENT!
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Showing posts with label #stayclassymama. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #stayclassymama. Show all posts
Thursday, 16 February 2017
Knocked up....now what? Cervical Examinations
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#ablogginggoodtime,
#GlobalBlogging,
#stayclassymama,
cervical exam,
EvidenceBasedBirth,
informed consent,
Ob/Gyn,
pregnancy,
Thailand
Location:
Bangkok, Thailand
Friday, 10 February 2017
Wednesday, 1 February 2017
Knocked up….now what? Other mothers (know best) ….
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#stayclassymama,
Books,
pregnancy
Location:
Bangkok, Thailand
Wednesday, 18 January 2017
Knocked up....now what? Maternity Clothes in Bangkok
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#stayclassymama,
baby,
Bangkok,
CentralWorld,
H&M,
Maison De Siam,
maternity,
maternity clothes,
pregnancy,
pregnant,
Thailand,
Uniqlo,
winter clothes
Location:
Central World
The nutritional value of a fish finger sandwich
I'm 24 weeks pregnant (yey, for being viable!) and this seems to happen to me twice a week...for reasons that seem to be a mixture of constipation, cravings and a busy mind.
Whilst I can entertain myself a little by chatting with friends online in the UK and catching up on other yummy mums blogs, I am also sweating my bump off because I'm scared that the aircon will make my hubby, so I'm sitting with two cats sprawled over me, a laptop that is burning up and a baby radiator inside me. I decided to console myself with a fish finger sandwich, although I'm certain it is not helping the constipation situation. But then I felt guilty about the nutritional value of my late night cravings. So in an effort to ease my guilt, and maybe send myself to sleep, I decided to get googling.
Hmmmm, the first thing I came across was this website www.eatdrinklivewell.com/can-fish-fingers-be-healthy it wasn't looking promising...
I am a avid user of excel spreadsheets and cue another reason to design one - a quick(ish) tool to calculate the nutritional value of my late night binges...geek heaven! (and was sure to send me to sleep eventually). See my spreadsheet below but in summary:
- A fish finger sandwich will give you some important vitamins like vitamin K, Thiamin, Folate, vitamin B12 and vitamin A
- It will also give you a large helping of your daily Manganese mineral requirements
- It will also give you a decent helping of your Selenium
- However it has also account for a third of my sodium intake (so no salt & vinegar crisps for me later!)
Tuesday, 18 October 2016
"Will power" my arse - How men are not superior
I'm not sure about other relationships but ours is a constant battle ground of proving who is more intelligent, who cooks the best food, who is the best at mindless trivia, who empties the dishwasher the most, who changes the cat litter and who has the most will power.
To be fair my husband probably tops me at most of this but nothing surprised me more than my husbands recent demise at completing a 3 week detox programme.
Saturday, 18 June 2016
Buddhism and Miscarriage...am i being judged?
I've been thinking about what my doctors and Thai friends might think about how we (expats) approach miscarriages.
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#coolmumclub,
#fortheloveofblog,
#GlobalBlogging,
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Bangkok,
Buddhism,
expat,
grief,
Karma,
miscarriage,
pregnancy,
pregnant,
Thailand,
TTC
Location:
Bangkok, Thailand
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