Everything you need to know about pregnancy and birth. Your host Obstetrician Dr Patrick Moloney and co-host Brigid Moloney focus on expert information about the essentials of growing a baby, with a good dose of relatable chats about their experience of being parents to four boys. Restore your calm and build your confidence during pregnancy and birth and take the next step to becoming a parent.
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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 156 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyParentingHealth & Fitness |
This week on The Kick, Dr Pat and Brigid are back with their twenty-first Q and A session as they answer questions from listeners of The Kick.
This Q and A session answers the following listener questions:
• How do I know if I have Asherman's syndro... more
In this Quick Kick episode of The Kick, Brigid talks with Physiotherapist Kath Baquie about what to do if you are diagnosed with Pelvic Girdle Pain in pregnancy.
For more information on Pelvic Girdle Pain, listen to episode 45 of The Kick here.
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In this episode of The Kick, Dr Pat and Brigid talk to COGU Dr Ed O'Mahony about what a COGU is and the work they do, why someone might see a COGU in pregnancy and the role a COGU has in a woman's pregnancy.
You can find Dr Ed's website HERE
If yo... more
In this week's episode of The Kick, Dr Pat and Brigid discuss the updated RANZCOG guidelines for recurrent miscarriages and what they actually mean.
This episode discusses miscarriages and may be hard for some to hear. Please make sure you have your... more
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I have listened to A LOT of pregnancy podcasts. Yours is by far the best. Love you guys
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I find this podcast so helpful as I’m preparing for my first pregnancy, however I was disappointed by today’s episode about training during pregnancy. The coach being interviewed was not a professional in anything and could not give sound evidence or facts about the safety of exercise while pregnant. The information was basically: ‘do what you feel like doing’ and ‘you should ask your obstetrician’. I like this podcast due to the accurate and current medical information, but I feel like today’s ... more
I started listening right after falling pregnant. This is my second pregnancy but my first was 16 years ago and not only am I older but now a type 1 diabetic. I wanted to learn as much as possible. In 2 weeks I’ve listened to nearly every episode. I love how Dr Pat sounds so genuine and kind whilst also providing factual information. Brigid’s wonderful voice bring together the episodes with her real life experience and focus on woman’s health and wellbeing make it all the better!
I really like this podcast; it’s very informative and I’ve recommended it to other pregnant friends. However, I’ve just found out I’m having identical twins so started listening to episode 21 TWINS and had to stop 2/3 of the way through. I felt like there was so much talk around my situation not being ideal and “not what we want” and being so high risk etc. without any positives, that I started to feel upset about my news and anxious. It may turn a corner at the end of the episode but I didn’t s... more
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This podcast provides comprehensive insights into pregnancy and childbirth, merging expert medical information with relatable parental experiences. Each episode features discussions on crucial topics such as maternal health, prenatal care, nutrition, mental well-being, and infant development, all aimed at empowering expectant parents. With a host and co-host duo, each episode strikes a balance between medical expertise and personal anecdotes, allowing listeners to feel connected while navigating the complexities of pregnancy. The podcast stands out for its compassionate approach, promoting informed decision-making and emotional support for parents-to-be, making it particularly useful for those seeking both knowledge and reassurance during t... more
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